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how to fix bootres.dll is corrupt in windows 10
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I followed the advice of trying the upcoming build and see, and indeed upgrading from 1803 to 1809 the issue seems fixed. I've been for 8 months on the workaround of "enter recovery, select 7", disabling driver sign. check.
(Following the major upgrade I am left with another annnoying bug, but I'm opening a new question about it.)
After step leaving display typed in next step and received error code c000000f.
Still can't fix this issue.
(1) It may need the backslash () after the colon (:) of C:: B****CDBoot C:\windows /s S: /f UEFI
Some commands don't actually need it. Hopefully, that is one that does need it & all will work well afterwards.
(2) Why is there a letter E: on Volume 2? I think it is your Recovery Environment partition which should not normally have a letter. Does ReagentC /Info identify it...?...
Do a List Part to see the partition numbers...
DiskPart isn't as information used in the Recovery Environment. It's OK for your partition sizes to be different. I put the label on mine myself. Your Partition number may be different because you've got an extra.
After step leaving display typed in next step and received error code c000000f.
Still can't fix this issue.
Only planet Earth please!
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