To make things easier, here are issues and fixes, as well as commands for some. I also provided timestamps for everthing in the video. I recommend reading this through, as it has some information that may have not been mentioned in the video. Issue 1 (3:12) - Recovery at beginning of drive and/or multiple recovery partitons. - Delete them all and then make a new after OS partition. Be sure to shrink the OS partition by 750MB and make that a recovery partition once the others are gone. Best to watch my video instead of giving commands for this one. Issue 2 (11:04) - The Windows RE image was not found. - Get Winre.wim from a Windows 10 ISO and place into C:\Windows\System32\Recovery then try to run the enable recovery command again. Issue 3 (12:34) - The volume you have selected to shrink may be corrupted. - Try restarting and see if it runs check disk automatically, if not run "chkdsk /r /f /x" in an admin CMD. After the check disk, you should be able to shrink. Issue 4 (13:49) - The specified shrink size is too big and will cause the volume to be smaller than the minimum volume size - Recommended to move your recovery to your C partition and then delete the old recovery partition after. Here are the commands (Remember to create "Recimage" folder in C drive, so it can save the image of the recovery properly): diskpart list disk select disk (OS disk) list partition select partition (Recovery partition) assign letter z exit dism /capture-image /imagefile:C:\Recimage\RecPart.wim /capturedir:Z:\ /name:Recovery reagentc /disable dism /apply-image /imagefile:C:\Recimage\RecPart.wim /index:1 /applydir:C:\ reagentc /setreimage /path C:\Recovery\WindowsRE reagentc /enable reagentc /info Deleting old recovery partition: mountvol Z: /d (If it's still mounted from before) diskpart list disk select disk (OS disk) list partition select partition (Recovery partition) delete partition override exit Issue 5 (17:04) - None of the fixes seem to work, what to do next? - Do an in place upgrade of Windows 10, be sure to fully update Windows and to reboot once none say downloading or installing (It's a bug). Delete Windows.old after from settings which the video shows how. Recovery update MIGHT install on 2nd try if you are lucky, if not do resizing stuff again. Upgrading to Windows 11 would also fix the issue, but I know not everyone wants to go to 11. Common questions: 1. Can you make the recovery partition the original size again after you get the update installed? (21:11) 2. What to do if no recovery partition? (21:55) 3. If your recovery is on C, can you move it back to a recovery partition? (22:26) Comments: 1. Issue creating the recovery partition itself (23:01) 2. Diskpart error when formatting recovery "The parameter is incorrect" (23:54) 3. File system does not support being shrunk (25:09) 4. Recovery partition won't delete (25:54) The final wrap up (27:07)
My recovery partition is close to the beginning of my partitions, but my primary partition could only be shrunk by 250mb, bc i guess thats all the freespace it had to give, is it possible to delete my recovery partition, then extend the primary, the shrink the primary so all the unallocated space is in one spot for the recovery to overtake?
This video was a huge find. Thanks so much for covering these common issues. I had the first issue where my recovery partition was before my OS partition.
Thank you for this and the original video! I've been banging my head against a wall trying to get the most recent update to work on my computer (which also broke my ability to upload anything), so now I finally have everything working well! You're fantastic at conveying the info clearly and I appreciate the winre file for download!
Julia, you are a helpful, good teacher. I trusted you leaving unallocated partition intact. The update system ignored it and updated the security of my ancient desktop. Your advice should be at the top of the heap. (I apologize, as the heap stinks, while your advice is perfect for scared dilettantes). In a nutshell: you are brilliant!🌹
Hi it's me from the other video LOL! Just wanted to thank you for making the 2 videos as I finally got the update fix. For some reason when I checked the disk management the recovery partition was moved to the correct place after the primary partition, so after following your instructions in the previous video, I was able to get the update to finally work.
Thank you so much. I tried following the guide that microsoft has out multiple times but it never worked. Im not super computer savvy so this was a pain. They really need to fix this. Its ridiculous.
Hello Julia! Thank you so much for covering so many "fixes" for the Microsoft's Windows Update error 0x80070643 Windows 10 KB5034441. I have completed the entire process twice, increasing my Window RE partition by 250 MB each time. My Window RE partition has gone from 990 MB to 1.46 GB. I still get the Windows Update Error (0x80070002) after all this. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Hi and you're very welcome! That is a completely different error code than the one I showed in this video. It seems a different issue is happening. I can help you personally if you contact one of my socials in the description below if you'd like!
@@JuliasTechSpot I can really use your help, but I do not have an Instagram, Twitter, or Discord account/service. Are there any other options? Thank you!
Fantastic, thanks Julia. Had been waiting months for Microsoft to fix this but I don't think they ever will. My issue was that after creating the recovery partition at the end, I didn't have the winre.wim file in the Recovery folder so reagentc /enable wouldn't work. I had to download the media installation file from Microsoft, create a USB file, then download 7-zip and extract this file from install.esd and copy it over. Got there in the end :)
You’re very welcome and I am glad you got yours working! I wish Microsoft would just fix this as it’s causing people so many issues. A normal user should not have to be resizing partitions honestly, but at least I made it easy to follow!
You're right 😂. One post issue I had was that somehow I managed to mess up the bootloader and Windows wouldn't boot so I followed this video now back up and running ruclips.net/video/EdgzHS7poIc/видео.htmlsi=3ujjy2FoB03c0VzV
I have the same issue that is shown 24:52 here. Everything went smoothly and exactly like the video from the previous video about this subject until I tried to format. The only anomalies I saw compared to how your command prompt was looking, is that my windows RE status was already disabled to begin with in reagentc /info. Also, in the same info screen, there is actually no Windows RE location pathway, it shows show : and then void. Only the line below it says boot configutation data (BCD) identifier etc. Does this mean my PC doesn't have Windows RE? edit: just checked, when I tried to enable Windows RE, it told me there was no image found
There is also some other XML file that needs to be in the folder, along with Winre.wim. I found that out recently and that is probably why it isn't letting you enable it. I can give you one or you can get it from a Windows 10 ISO. Make sure you have both files before trying to re enable again.
5:29 GParted is optimized mostly only for Linux file systems, so it might not be able to handle Windows file systems well and therefore may lead to corruption. I suggest using tools that are often included in 3rd party WinPEs since they are made specifically to handle Windows related file systems. Of course be sure to have a backup of your data in case if the worst happens.
Hi, thank you for your videos. I followed your first one and got the error that it wouldn't reenable. So I followed this video and put the winre.wim in the Recovery folder but it still wouldn't enable. So I downloaded windows 10 and did the upgrade that you recommended. When it finished I did all the updates and then noticed that error one wasn't showing. I checked and it said it had updated it. I didn't even have to go in and do all the steps again. I don't know why it took it but I'm glad it did. It doesn't even look like the partition is any bigger. Just thought you might want to know. Thanks again.
Thanks, Julia, for your extensive guidance in coping with this issue. Using your instructions I found two smaller recovery partitions and combined them. The error has continued for weeks. Would you have any suggestions for changes to my configuration? Thanks. Kevin PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> reagentc /info Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) and system reset configuration Information: Windows RE status: Enabled Windows RE location: \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition4\Recovery\WindowsRE Boot Configuration Data (BCD) identifier: a505509c-d441-11ea-95c9-f3427a6ce96b Recovery image location: Recovery image index: 0 Custom image location: Custom image index: 0 REAGENTC.EXE: Operation Successful. PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> diskpart Microsoft DiskPart version 10.0.19041.3636 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. On computer: W10 DISKPART> list disk Disk ### Status Size Free Dyn Gpt -------- ------------- ------- ------- --- --- Disk 0 Online 931 GB 400 MB * DISKPART> select disk 0 Disk 0 is now the selected disk. DISKPART> list partition Partition ### Type Size Offset ------------- ---------------- ------- ------- Partition 1 Reserved 128 MB 17 KB Partition 2 System 300 MB 529 MB Partition 3 Primary 929 GB 829 MB Partition 4 Recovery 843 MB 930 GB DISKPART> exit
Hi Julia, I followed the steps from the first video and when it didn't work, I tried several of the steps again. I then watched your updated video and went through those steps but I may have really messed things up because I now get a message that "The Windows RE image was not found." I'm not sure where to go from here. Do you have any ideas?
Did you try following the fix for that? If that did not work, try the repair install I did and get it fully updated, and if its still failing the update try the steps again from my original video. Be sure to disable recovery before when doing the steps again, as not disabling it can cause the error you are receiving.
Hi Julia I have the exact problem from issue #4 of this video, but I have Partition 1 as Recovery, Part 2 as System, Part 3 Reserved, and Part 4 Primary. I tried following the first video and now my "graph" in disk management has 1st recovery, 2ns system, 3rd (C:), and 4th is blacked out 150mb Unallocated. Could you please help me with what steps to take? Thanks!
I can try and help you out, may be best if I saw what disk management looked like. Feel free to also contact any of my socials I linked in the description since you need to send screenshots.
I followed the steps exactly for the "Windows RE image is not found" and it still did not work after I put the winre.wim file in the recovery folder. Is there a resolution for this?
I mean if nothing works, may need to reinstall Windows completely. If you need more additional help and want me to see, you can always contact one of my social medias in the description and I can help you fix it maybe without having to start over completely.
Hi, When I tried to run format quick fs=ntfs label=”Windows RE tools” I get a message that says ''The arguments specified for this command are not valid. For more information on the command type: HELP FORMAT.'' Everything else was going smoothly up to that point. I was wondering if this was caused by the second primary partition (I have two) which is located at the very end, on the right side of the new RE partition that I was trying to format. Any help or ideas would be great :) Thank you so much for helping!
You may just need to make a new recovery by shrinking the OS partition by 750MB and making that a recovery partition after deleting the old recovery partition.
Do let the people know that they REALLY DO NOT NEED this fix as the vulnerability can ONLY be exploited if somebody has PHYSICAL access to the computer!
I only have 2 partitions and they both written "primary", but the Windows RE location says it's on partition1\Recovery\WindowsRE. I'm so confused what to do
3:20 Didn't work for me. I had my reagentc /info in my partition 1 but I can't delete that cuz that partition is my system. I think if I delete that it would just make my pc not run anymore. I followed everything except deleting the partition 1. I saw that my partition 1 is my system in DISKPART> list vol.
hi, i am jose i am following on yourtube trying to fix my beautiful windows 10 update that everyone is having issues and took some screenshots and would like you to please check them out.. how I can send them to you?? I am very frustrate it, I am not a computer brain person.. lol lol thanks (trying to fix C:\WINDOWS\system32>reagentc /enable REAGENTC.EXE: The Windows RE image was not found.) I tried your first and second videos) huge thanks..
Hi, did the fix I said not work? I am happy to further assist you. You can contact one of my socials in the description if you have not done so already.
I will have to admit you are amazing.. to anyone who reads this message; she is legit and so real.. I wasnt expecting she was going to answered my messages and she did and took from her personal time to helped me out and sent me ideas and even screenshots.. She got here a subscriber for life.. thank you so much and many bless to you.. you ROCK...
I am always glad to help anyone out, that's what I'm here for! I am glad to have helped solve all of your issues! You're very welcome and also thank you so much!
You know your stuff. But you are wrong in saying; “Do not use a 3rd party solution cause you can lose your data”. Mistake 1: Always, always, ALWAYS make a FULL hard drive backup, BEFORE you touch your hard drive! Now, answer us: - Do you really believe such 3rd party tools are “bad”? - Do you really believe that don’t follow the SAME standards that MS uses to shrink partitions? I have never lost data with a WinPE or Linux based partitioning program, NEVER! But I ALWAYS make a full backup, right!? Now, a “3rd party”, WinPE partitioning program will use the EXACT SAME calls/procedures/Win-API as what Windows use to shrink a partition! So, again. do tell us that 3rd party, Windows based partition software is “dangerous” and then back the claim with ACTUAL DATA!
There's no denying that having a backup is always a good thing before disk operations, However, there is also no guarantee that 3rd party tools and sometimes even native tools can modify your disk safely.
Yeah exactly. I do not like telling others to use 3rd party tools unless they have a backup first. Most won't use a backup and I don't need people coming to me saying they lost important data.
I had the recovery partition in front so I delited it like you said, added one in the back so far everything ok, but when I added winre.vim to my c windows32 recovery, nothing happens when I reenable reagentc? It still says the windows re image was not found? Any other ideas how to fix?
To make things easier, here are issues and fixes, as well as commands for some. I also provided timestamps for everthing in the video. I recommend reading this through, as it has some information that may have not been mentioned in the video.
Issue 1 (3:12) - Recovery at beginning of drive and/or multiple recovery partitons.
- Delete them all and then make a new after OS partition. Be sure to shrink the OS partition by 750MB and make that a recovery partition once the others are gone. Best to watch my video instead of giving commands for this one.
Issue 2 (11:04) - The Windows RE image was not found.
- Get Winre.wim from a Windows 10 ISO and place into C:\Windows\System32\Recovery then try to run the enable recovery command again.
Issue 3 (12:34) - The volume you have selected to shrink may be corrupted.
- Try restarting and see if it runs check disk automatically, if not run "chkdsk /r /f /x" in an admin CMD. After the check disk, you should be able to shrink.
Issue 4 (13:49) - The specified shrink size is too big and will cause the volume to be smaller than the minimum volume size
- Recommended to move your recovery to your C partition and then delete the old recovery partition after. Here are the commands (Remember to create "Recimage" folder in C drive, so it can save the image of the recovery properly):
diskpart
list disk
select disk (OS disk)
list partition
select partition (Recovery partition)
assign letter z
exit
dism /capture-image /imagefile:C:\Recimage\RecPart.wim /capturedir:Z:\ /name:Recovery
reagentc /disable
dism /apply-image /imagefile:C:\Recimage\RecPart.wim /index:1 /applydir:C:\
reagentc /setreimage /path C:\Recovery\WindowsRE
reagentc /enable
reagentc /info
Deleting old recovery partition:
mountvol Z: /d (If it's still mounted from before)
diskpart
list disk
select disk (OS disk)
list partition
select partition (Recovery partition)
delete partition override
exit
Issue 5 (17:04) - None of the fixes seem to work, what to do next?
- Do an in place upgrade of Windows 10, be sure to fully update Windows and to reboot once none say downloading or installing (It's a bug). Delete Windows.old after from settings which the video shows how. Recovery update MIGHT install on 2nd try if you are lucky, if not do resizing stuff again. Upgrading to Windows 11 would also fix the issue, but I know not everyone wants to go to 11.
Common questions:
1. Can you make the recovery partition the original size again after you get the update installed? (21:11)
2. What to do if no recovery partition? (21:55)
3. If your recovery is on C, can you move it back to a recovery partition? (22:26)
Comments:
1. Issue creating the recovery partition itself (23:01)
2. Diskpart error when formatting recovery "The parameter is incorrect" (23:54)
3. File system does not support being shrunk (25:09)
4. Recovery partition won't delete (25:54)
The final wrap up (27:07)
why so long
My recovery partition is close to the beginning of my partitions, but my primary partition could only be shrunk by 250mb, bc i guess thats all the freespace it had to give, is it possible to delete my recovery partition, then extend the primary, the shrink the primary so all the unallocated space is in one spot for the recovery to overtake?
You would need to move partitions around.
I was having issue 2 for months and this finally solved it. Thank you so much
You're very welcome glad you could finally solve it after so long!
This video was a huge find. Thanks so much for covering these common issues. I had the first issue where my recovery partition was before my OS partition.
You're very welcome and glad I could help people solve the issue!
Also, this video took me a WHOLE day to make, but it was worth it in the end.
Thank you for this and the original video! I've been banging my head against a wall trying to get the most recent update to work on my computer (which also broke my ability to upload anything), so now I finally have everything working well! You're fantastic at conveying the info clearly and I appreciate the winre file for download!
You're very welcome and I am glad I could finally help you get it all working! Also thank you too!
Your video worked for for me. Mine was a Master Boot Record (MBR). Thank you so much, Julia!😃
You're very welcome glad I could help you out!
Thanks for the help on this. Greatly appreciated 👍
You're very welcome glad to help you out! 👍
thank you so much for making this video!! i figured out i had this issue checking for updates while attempting to fix my gpu lmao
You're very welcome! I mean most people don't check updates manually so makes sense lol!
Julia, you are a helpful, good teacher. I trusted you leaving unallocated partition intact. The update system ignored it and updated the security of my ancient desktop. Your advice should be at the top of the heap. (I apologize, as the heap stinks, while your advice is perfect for scared dilettantes). In a nutshell: you are brilliant!🌹
Hi and thank you so much! Glad you could update your old desktop!
Hi it's me from the other video LOL! Just wanted to thank you for making the 2 videos as I finally got the update fix. For some reason when I checked the disk management the recovery partition was moved to the correct place after the primary partition, so after following your instructions in the previous video, I was able to get the update to finally work.
Hi and glad you could get it working, you're very welcome also!
Spot on with your instructions. Thank you!
You're very welcome glad to help and thanks too!
Thank you so much. I tried following the guide that microsoft has out multiple times but it never worked. Im not super computer savvy so this was a pain. They really need to fix this. Its ridiculous.
You're very welcome and did you get it working?
@@JuliasTechSpot yes I did! You're a lifesaver!
Thanks glad it worked!
i have been a fan since 2019 i kinda miss your old vids
Thanks and yeah same
Hello Julia! Thank you so much for covering so many "fixes" for the Microsoft's Windows Update error 0x80070643 Windows 10 KB5034441. I have completed the entire process twice, increasing my Window RE partition by 250 MB each time. My Window RE partition has gone from 990 MB to 1.46 GB. I still get the Windows Update Error (0x80070002) after all this. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Hi and you're very welcome! That is a completely different error code than the one I showed in this video. It seems a different issue is happening. I can help you personally if you contact one of my socials in the description below if you'd like!
@@JuliasTechSpot I can really use your help, but I do not have an Instagram, Twitter, or Discord account/service. Are there any other options? Thank you!
You could make an account if you want, or you can upload the screenshots somewhere and send here as a link.
Fantastic, thanks Julia. Had been waiting months for Microsoft to fix this but I don't think they ever will. My issue was that after creating the recovery partition at the end, I didn't have the winre.wim file in the Recovery folder so reagentc /enable wouldn't work. I had to download the media installation file from Microsoft, create a USB file, then download 7-zip and extract this file from install.esd and copy it over. Got there in the end :)
You’re very welcome and I am glad you got yours working! I wish Microsoft would just fix this as it’s causing people so many issues. A normal user should not have to be resizing partitions honestly, but at least I made it easy to follow!
You're right 😂. One post issue I had was that somehow I managed to mess up the bootloader and Windows wouldn't boot so I followed this video now back up and running ruclips.net/video/EdgzHS7poIc/видео.htmlsi=3ujjy2FoB03c0VzV
Oops! Glad you got it fixed in the end lol
I have the same issue that is shown 24:52 here. Everything went smoothly and exactly like the video from the previous video about this subject until I tried to format.
The only anomalies I saw compared to how your command prompt was looking, is that my windows RE status was already disabled to begin with in reagentc /info.
Also, in the same info screen, there is actually no Windows RE location pathway, it shows show : and then void. Only the line below it says boot configutation data (BCD) identifier etc.
Does this mean my PC doesn't have Windows RE?
edit: just checked, when I tried to enable Windows RE, it told me there was no image found
There is also some other XML file that needs to be in the folder, along with Winre.wim. I found that out recently and that is probably why it isn't letting you enable it. I can give you one or you can get it from a Windows 10 ISO. Make sure you have both files before trying to re enable again.
Tbh basically just create new disk space after c drive and then clone the partition which is also good thing but this is also as efficient aswell.
Yeah
@@JuliasTechSpot yhhh
5:29 GParted is optimized mostly only for Linux file systems, so it might not be able to handle Windows file systems well and therefore may lead to corruption. I suggest using tools that are often included in 3rd party WinPEs since they are made specifically to handle Windows related file systems. Of course be sure to have a backup of your data in case if the worst happens.
That is true, however surprising it worked for me a lot. I do think though maybe other partition tools are better for Windows instead.
moving partitions in gparted works pretty well although it's a super long process even for my SSD
Awesome video, Julia
Thanks!
Hi, thank you for your videos. I followed your first one and got the error that it wouldn't reenable. So I followed this video and put the winre.wim in the Recovery folder but it still wouldn't enable. So I downloaded windows 10 and did the upgrade that you recommended. When it finished I did all the updates and then noticed that error one wasn't showing. I checked and it said it had updated it. I didn't even have to go in and do all the steps again. I don't know why it took it but I'm glad it did. It doesn't even look like the partition is any bigger. Just thought you might want to know. Thanks again.
Hi and you're very welcome! I am glad you got it all working! It's strange how a repair install seems to fix recovery itself lol
Thanks, Julia, for your extensive guidance in coping with this issue. Using your instructions I found two smaller recovery partitions and combined them. The error has continued for weeks.
Would you have any suggestions for changes to my configuration?
Thanks. Kevin
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> reagentc /info
Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) and system reset configuration
Information:
Windows RE status: Enabled
Windows RE location: \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition4\Recovery\WindowsRE
Boot Configuration Data (BCD) identifier: a505509c-d441-11ea-95c9-f3427a6ce96b
Recovery image location:
Recovery image index: 0
Custom image location:
Custom image index: 0
REAGENTC.EXE: Operation Successful.
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> diskpart
Microsoft DiskPart version 10.0.19041.3636
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.
On computer: W10
DISKPART> list disk
Disk ### Status Size Free Dyn Gpt
-------- ------------- ------- ------- --- ---
Disk 0 Online 931 GB 400 MB *
DISKPART> select disk 0
Disk 0 is now the selected disk.
DISKPART> list partition
Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ---------------- ------- -------
Partition 1 Reserved 128 MB 17 KB
Partition 2 System 300 MB 529 MB
Partition 3 Primary 929 GB 829 MB
Partition 4 Recovery 843 MB 930 GB
DISKPART> exit
You're welcome and it looks good! 👍
Hi Julia! I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to computers, so I'm stuck on the ISO part. Can you help?
I can help, what part exactly with the ISO? You can always contact me on the socials below and I can guide you step by step through the process.
Hi Julia, I followed the steps from the first video and when it didn't work, I tried several of the steps again. I then watched your updated video and went through those steps but I may have really messed things up because I now get a message that "The Windows RE image was not found." I'm not sure where to go from here. Do you have any ideas?
Did you try following the fix for that? If that did not work, try the repair install I did and get it fully updated, and if its still failing the update try the steps again from my original video. Be sure to disable recovery before when doing the steps again, as not disabling it can cause the error you are receiving.
@@JuliasTechSpot Might have been a fluke, but I had to also copy over a new copy of ReAgent.xml when copying the winre.wim to fix one of my machines.
Yeah I now realize that is required too for it to work.
Hi Julia I have the exact problem from issue #4 of this video, but I have Partition 1 as Recovery, Part 2 as System, Part 3 Reserved, and Part 4 Primary. I tried following the first video and now my "graph" in disk management has 1st recovery, 2ns system, 3rd (C:), and 4th is blacked out 150mb Unallocated. Could you please help me with what steps to take? Thanks!
I can try and help you out, may be best if I saw what disk management looked like. Feel free to also contact any of my socials I linked in the description since you need to send screenshots.
Very informative
Thanks!
I followed the steps exactly for the "Windows RE image is not found" and it still did not work after I put the winre.wim file in the recovery folder. Is there a resolution for this?
Try a repair install of Windows like I showed later in the video and see if that helps.
Copy over a new copy of the ReAgent.xml file. Might have been a fluke but worked for me when I had the same issue.
@@JuliasTechSpot thanks so much! That worked for me :)
You're welcome glad it worked :)
i followed everything but it didnt put the 250mb into my health recovery its just left it unallocated ?
Your recovery is probably at the beginning of the drive instead of after the OS partition. I show what to do in that case here.
I tried these, with everything working just fine, but I STILL get the error, any ideas?
I mean if nothing works, may need to reinstall Windows completely. If you need more additional help and want me to see, you can always contact one of my social medias in the description and I can help you fix it maybe without having to start over completely.
great steps!
Thanks!
Hi,
When I tried to run format quick fs=ntfs label=”Windows RE tools” I get a message that says ''The arguments specified for this command are not valid. For more information on the command type: HELP FORMAT.'' Everything else was going smoothly up to that point. I was wondering if this was caused by the second primary partition (I have two) which is located at the very end, on the right side of the new RE partition that I was trying to format.
Any help or ideas would be great :) Thank you so much for helping!
That is strange, did the partition even create?
What do I do if 100MB EFI System Partition is between C and Recovery Partition?
You may just need to make a new recovery by shrinking the OS partition by 750MB and making that a recovery partition after deleting the old recovery partition.
Do let the people know that they REALLY DO NOT NEED this fix as the vulnerability can ONLY be exploited if somebody has PHYSICAL access to the computer!
mine says after the quick fs=ntfs label="windows RE tools" command that no volume is selected.. help..lol
Did the partition create successfully? It may have given an error.
I only have 2 partitions and they both written "primary", but the Windows RE location says it's on partition1\Recovery\WindowsRE. I'm so confused what to do
Is partition 1 a recovery?
@@JuliasTechSpot no, it's primary, not recovery. but the windows RE location is inside the partition1
Can you show me your disk management in a way? I also provided ways to contact me in the description.
My recovery partition is 2nd, the fix for it being first doesn't work. Is there anyway I can move it to 4th?
Can you show the partition layout? You can select the disk and type list partition and copy the text over.
3:20 Didn't work for me. I had my reagentc /info in my partition 1 but I can't delete that cuz that partition is my system. I think if I delete that it would just make my pc not run anymore. I followed everything except deleting the partition 1. I saw that my partition 1 is my system in DISKPART> list vol.
Nevermind, I think the fix was just running "set id=27" after format quick fs=ntfs label=”Windows RE tools”
Did you get it fixed?
Bruh, The Only Issue I Have With My Garbage HP Laptop Is WiFi, It Cant Connect From a Far, I Have To Stay Near My Router, Its Annoyed Me.
Maybe it has a weak WiFi card?
@@JuliasTechSpot Idk Yet.
This Comment Is Outdated@@JuliasTechSpotBecause I Just Got A New One: Dell G15 5530 (Gaming Laptop)
hi, i am jose i am following on yourtube trying to fix my beautiful windows 10 update that everyone is having issues and took some screenshots and would like you to please check them out.. how I can send them to you?? I am very frustrate it, I am not a computer brain person.. lol lol thanks (trying to fix C:\WINDOWS\system32>reagentc /enable REAGENTC.EXE: The Windows RE image was not found.) I tried your first and second videos) huge thanks..
Hi, did the fix I said not work? I am happy to further assist you. You can contact one of my socials in the description if you have not done so already.
I will have to admit you are amazing.. to anyone who reads this message; she is legit and so real.. I wasnt expecting she was going to answered my messages and she did and took from her personal time to helped me out and sent me ideas and even screenshots.. She got here a subscriber for life.. thank you so much and many bless to you.. you ROCK...
I am always glad to help anyone out, that's what I'm here for! I am glad to have helped solve all of your issues! You're very welcome and also thank you so much!
Will you make discord server
Probably not
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Why?!
I'm representing the error
Too much work for me 😭
I mean it's not too complicated
microsoft
Yep pretty much
You know your stuff.
But you are wrong in saying;
“Do not use a 3rd party solution cause you can lose your data”.
Mistake 1:
Always, always, ALWAYS make a FULL hard drive backup, BEFORE you touch your hard drive!
Now, answer us:
- Do you really believe such 3rd party tools are “bad”?
- Do you really believe that don’t follow the SAME standards that MS uses to shrink partitions?
I have never lost data with a WinPE or Linux based partitioning program, NEVER!
But I ALWAYS make a full backup, right!?
Now, a “3rd party”, WinPE partitioning program will use the EXACT SAME calls/procedures/Win-API as what Windows use to shrink a partition!
So, again. do tell us that 3rd party, Windows based partition software is “dangerous” and then back the claim with ACTUAL DATA!
There's no denying that having a backup is always a good thing before disk operations, However, there is also no guarantee that 3rd party tools and sometimes even native tools can modify your disk safely.
Yeah exactly. I do not like telling others to use 3rd party tools unless they have a backup first. Most won't use a backup and I don't need people coming to me saying they lost important data.
I had the recovery partition in front so I delited it like you said, added one in the back so far everything ok, but when I added winre.vim to my c windows32 recovery, nothing happens when I reenable reagentc? It still says the windows re image was not found? Any other ideas how to fix?
Try the repair install I did in the video as a last resort.