That is the output.
Looks good. Does that solve the issue?
Win 11 Version 24H2 Update is getting an error when its at 8%
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Anonymous
Laptop - Lenovo Ideapad Gaming
Specs - Ryzen 5 6600H With Radeon Graphics, Ram - 16GB, 3050 RTX, 500 GB SSD
Been Having problems updating to the new version (24H2) would help if u could figure out what could be the underlying cause.
If u cannot see the screenshot, heres the breif description of the error msg :
This PC doesnt currently meet the win 11 requirements
Heres Why:
We couldnt update system reserved partition
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Windows update
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Anonymous
2025-01-06T17:48:20+00:00 That is the output.
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Ramesh 181.4K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2025-01-06T17:41:34+00:00 Eduard,
Ok. I found what caused the issue. The earlier command-line had a typo.
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Directory of Y:\EFI\Lenovo
20-May-24 17:52 .
20-May-24 17:52 ..
05-Jan-25 20:55 BIOS
20-May-24 16:12 33,554,432 BIOS]
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The SelfHealing.fd file is now named BIOS]
We just need to name it correctly and move it to the EFI\Lenovo\BIOS folder.
Run:
Mountvol Y: /s
del /a Y:\EFI\Lenovo\BIOS\SelfHealing.fd
cd /d Y:\EFI\Lenovo
ren BIOS] SelfHealing.fd
*move SelfHealing.fd .\BIOS*
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Anonymous
2025-01-06T17:19:52+00:00 Do you still have the backup (C:\Lenovo\BIOS\Selfhealing.fd)? If not, you can contact Lenovo to obtain the file.
No, folder's empty. How should I contact Lenovo? It's the first time I'm advised to do this regarding a missing file.