yes it's better in any case thank you for your work know that it is great! I use your software and thank you for the creation of the password but if you could create an option to create a partition recovery for windows 10 from the fact that now its a wim capture
Hello Anarethos First of all congratulations and thank you for your tools So I tried version 4.1.0 on windows 10 179 64bit and it works fine against when I want to repair windows always via the USB key runs up to 14% and fails after. ...
Firest, did you used the "Full image" or the "Push-Button" option. Alos, it failed when restoring the image from USB or frmon local partition ? Also, you used My Tools (the one with a Hard Disk logo) to create the USB drive or the RecoveryImages.exe Tools from Windows ?
Hello, I'm going back to you installation of windows10 build 1709_x64 in uefi version 10 beta; taken autounattend.xml uefi defaut on usb key installation windows sysprep copy of the file recovery to the recine of C: followed your document to the letter sysprep to launch at the end error sysprep did not work i restart the install the ok capture image wim with your tool tool to create backup on usb reinstallation worry free all works could see you to create in autounattend and recreate partiton for bios is uefi an editable partition recovery to precisely install install.wim and swm on this partition recovery as for windows 7 I think the partition recovery was well like that backup image on this partition recovery 12 GB or more for backup and more on usb stick thank you for your work bonjour je vous remonte les infos installation de windows10 build 1709_x64 en uefi version 10 beta ; pris autounattend.xml uefi defaut sur cle usb installation windows sysprep copy du dossier recovery a la racine de C: suivi votre document a la lettre sysprep lancer a la fin erreur sysprep n a pas fonctionner j'ai relancer l'install la ok capture image wim avec votre outil tool pour creer sauvegarde sur usb reinstallation sans souci tous fonctionne pourriez vous voir pour créer dans autounattend et recreate partiton pour bios est uefi une partition recovery modifiable pour justement installer install.wim et swm sur cette partition recovery comme pour windows 7 je trouve que la partition recovery etais bien sur le hdd comme ça sauvegarde image sur cette partition recovery de 12 Go ou plus pour la sauvegarde et en plus sur cle usb merci pour votre travail
This will not works. You must select the FIRST option "Reinstall Windows". The "Repair Windows" should be used only to : - Access command prompt - Fix boot problem - Revert to previous Windows snapshot I decided to offer the "repair" option as a bonus fonction. I can remove it if it confuse users.
BTW, there is a way to make this option to works. You haver to add : Code: <RestoreFromIndex>1</RestoreFromIndex> in the "ResetConfig.xml" file. But, doing that will allows you to reinstall Windows but the computer will not have the "full image" anymore on it. Still, you should be able to do "psuh-button reset" locally. I will try.
I used your 4.1.0 on Windows 10 v1709 x64 UEFI it's working also did a full system restore via local did not try USB yet. Since local is working do I even need to try USB? I figured if local worked, USB should as well?
Local always worked. The reason behind 4.1.0 (compared ot 4.0.8) is the fact that creating a recovery usb key once the computer was already reastored from local option may not works. The net version 4.1.0 allows the creation of a new kind (custom made compared to Microsoft solution) to allow full restore. The usb creation should works even is the computer was restore with local restore option.
A lot of the Notebooks ship with a factory image still. I've noticed however that when MS release a new upgrade this tends to stuff up access to the factory image through WinRE. ex, 1703 upgraded to 1709. When you go into RE, the menu option to restore factory image is there but if you select it, it runs MS Dart instead.
I hope Im not retarded or anything.. #1 First of all I get you'd need alot of detailed info but how about making a smaller easier to read & follow? #2 During setup I cant run "Diskpart /S D:\filename.txt" If I remove " " it says "no disk is selected"-ish OR nothing happens #3 In Audit mode: After doing my changes i run "install.cmd" It fails at some point (Missing files) but keeps working and window closes #4 Sysprep.cmd cant run beacuse its missing files
Ok. Now, the new beta for 4.1.0 should allows you to use both method for recovery. If using the main incon (Reinstall Windows), Windows will be reinstalled and the files needed to created recovery media will be copied back on the computer. If reinstalling from "Repair my computer", Windows will be reinstalled but the recovery files (full image) won't be copied back on the computer. Push-Button will still works. Great for saving space.