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- In this video you I will take you through the steps to create a Windows recovery partition in a Windows 10 machine installed in UEFI mode with GPT partition style disk.
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Thanks, this was useful, helped me recreated the lost recovery partiton. For those looking for the UEFI Type ID: de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac For the attributes it is 0X8000000000000001
Thanks man.
I'm so grateful that this guide exists. After having cloned Windows from one SSD to another, I was looking for something like it, and it delivers. Thank you!
Worked perfectly on windows 11 UEFI for me. I added a new SSD and reinstalled windows on that drive, was left with the recovery partitions on the old drive. I was able to create a recovery partition on the new drive to let me format the old. Every step worked, including the del par override, which helped delete the old recovery partitions from the old drive as well.
Great Tutorial. If the Recovery Partition is missing, then this is the BEST way to create it whether the Drive is MBR or GPT. If the Recovery Partition is there there is a much easier way to do it by just resizing (extending) the partition using the FREE version of MiniTool Partition Wizard. I have done this on both MBR & GPT disks and it works perfectly. Try it you will like it. :)
You're a legend. Read trough tons and tons of articles and came really close to re-installing windows but this video and your other video on recovery partitions really saved me. Excellent work, I love that you also explain the things so you actually learn something while repairing your system. Keep up the great work !
Great to hear!
@@itarmy2778 same here 11/10 tysm for this video
Thank you so much. I'm not a beginner user but this was way to convoluted for me to find out how to recreate this damn partition after I cloned my disk to a new SSD and needed to reallocate some space which messed this recovery partition up. Thanks a lot man!
Outstanding video on this subject! Covered all aspects meticulously. Thank you!
Very welcome!
This was so helpful took me way to long to figure out why I could not reset my PC.
Thank you. Very concise, easy to follow and not jumping all over like some videos do.
Very good video. Easy to follow and straight to the point.
Out of all the videos, this is the one who helps me the most. He covers all the problems I had step by step. Thank you so much. Hope your channel gets more recognition than those with millions views that doesn't even help and they just promote paid programs. More power.
Glad it helped! Appreciate it!
This is the very best video I have ever seen on this topic.
Thanks!
fast explanation and you got right to the point. Great video
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for your help!!! great step by step to expand the drive!!!
3:52 that's really useful information. so it seems like we don't really need this partition. only the initial install of needs it if it was there. also good to know that new laptops don't come with it where it is part of windows. thanks for informing me about what it is for
Thanks so much for such a detailed and easy to follow guide.
Excellent !!! You do go things rather quickly but still excellent.
Thanks for watching. Agree, I'm very fast
You are a fucking hero, man.
The only person who made it work after I accidentally deleted mine.
Thanks for watching, Cheers!
Great video, explains every step clearly, Thanks a lot.
Excellent video with good explanation. Thank you!
Excellent video! very helpful and thorough. Thank you.
Welcome!
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You are a rock star! With Windows Update KB5034439 causing havoc on Server 2022, you released this video at just the right time!
WARNING: When creating your new recovery partition at 9:50, choose 'Do not assign a drive letter or drive path' in the Simple Volume Wizard. On one server, I allowed the partition to take F:, and now I can't assign that drive letter. Windows still ties it to the recovery partition even though it disappeared in the conversion.
Very clear explanation, thanks !
Awesome! Great teacher! Thank you!
Hi there, after a long time you came back. thankyou for your great tutorial video. thnx
Hi, You are welcome and thanks for watching!
Thank you for your video, it was very helpful
great videos man! Super helpful. Good pacing and well--explained
Excellent, my friend! Very instructive and useful video. You've made my life significantly easier! Many thanks! 😀
Excellent job. You got a new subscriber because of this video.
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Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful video!
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simply the best!! it does work on my Windows 11!
Thank you soooooo much! :)
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Simply amazing. Thank you so much! Subbed
thanks so much bro..... don't know how many time you helped me fix my broken windows hehe.....
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Thanks a lot man, you are a saviour !
really really helpful thanks alot!
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very informative video and well explained. thanks ;)
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Very Helpful bro, detailed explanation thank you.
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great video. worked perfectly.
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Thank you, very detailed you got a new subscriber
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks bro, I did all steps ( all went perfectly fine ) but I can see my recovery partition in my computer
Thank you. That was a great help to me.
You're welcome!
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Glad I could help. Thanks for like n sub!
My HP laptop has a "recovery partition", but when I tried to initiate it by pressing F11 in HP, it gave an error screen stating something like "A required device could not be found" it also gave an option I believe F1 or F8 to go there, but when I pressed, noting happened.
I had cloned/moved the OS (Win 11) to a larger drive, but in the process rearranged the partitions, so my Win 11 is at the end, not sandwiched in between several partitions as how it was originally. how to repair/correct/mitigate this, please?
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Thank you too!
Thanks you 🎉🎉 i almost took my pc to a repair shop.
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Just discovered your channel. It is very good and I like the way you explain. Can you do a video on basics of Partitions so people like me can have a basic idea. Thanks
I will try!
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Just one more happy user you managed to save from Microsoft's hell. Thank you! Thank you!
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Still works as of 8/27/2023
great video, you helped me that much!!! maybe you could add the information of missing the setreimage path, because mine was not set properly, and I have to set the path new
Glad it helped!
Thanks it works
You're welcome!
What is the difference between already installed ReAgent and Winre? Why did you disable ReAgent and created Winre?
what should we do if we dont know the id. I cloned os from HDD to ssd and I dont have a recovery partition now. I need to create one. What should we do since we dont have an id
set id=27 also works
What if I have a system running UEFI GPT partition with Win 11 as Primary OS and I am trying to access my another older version of Windows 11 running on MBR Partition from previous computer on my 2nd SSD?
My dual boot option is hooked up on to Primary GPT UEFI Style and it does give me Dual Boot Menu for both Primary and older Win 11. I lost Recovery Partition for my Older Win 11 on 2nd SSD and that is why I am missing COMMAND PROMPT option from ADVANCED STARTUP OPTIONS for my older Win 11 on 2nd SSD. I want CMD option. What should I do?
thanks bro!
Happy to help
Hi i install windows 11 but i can't find healthy (EFI System Partition) what can I do?
Hey , there is problem. after completing all the steps successfully, I discovered in reagentc/info that the recovery partition is in partition 3. but in disk management, there is no partition named partition 3. there is partition 4.
what should I do?
it woorks bro thank u so much ,but what's the purpose of recovery disk
life saver
Plz.. I'm facing a problem..
From cmd prompt i just set partition 4 as a recovery partition ( with all steps from your videos. The last step was setting "set id" and "gpt")
Disk management is also showing the same
But
When I enable reagentc /enable
And then check info
It's shows the partition 3(which is my c drive)
😢
did as you said and followed all instructions carefully, I do believe I did it correctly but should I be worried if the partition is called "(basic data partition)" instead of (recovery partition) like in your example? I did the command prompt stuff and yeah its telling me my .wim file is in there...
same prob
GREAT!!!!!!!
Thanks
Hi there.
When i ran "reagentc /enable", it says
"REAGENTC.EXE: The Windows RE image was not found."
What should I do?
Does the Recovery Partition contain the same diagnostic tools as a USB Recovery created within Windows?
Yes
when you type in the guid of the "new" recovery partition, and you type it in wrong or you wrote it down wrong... is there some place you can look up, online, what it should be?
For some reason after enabling reagentc and it stating it was successful, it is still disabled and there is nothing in the "Windows RE location:" field. The Recovery Partition is healthy, but the Winre.wim file remains in C:\Windows\System32\Recovery . I've attempted three times with the same result. I'm also making sure to follow UEFI mode instructions for a GPT partition, as required. I'm stuck.
I bought a new SSD to replace my old HDD. It was a Windows OEM version on that old HDD. After cloning, my computer couldn't enter into Windows. I had no choice but to buy an entirely new Windows 11 and installed it on my SSD. I tried twice this way to create a recovery partition on my SSD. The partition was set to that UEFI Type, but each time the winre.wim didn't go to that designated partition. What may went wrong?
is thera a way to contact you privately? i need help making a partiiton but a file called mft is mesing it up
a new drive is showing up what to do ?? please reply
For some reason, I only ended up with a Reserved partition and a Primary (Windows) partition. No System partition and no Recovery partition have been created. Can they be created later on? Preferably without destroying everything? Also, why haven't they been created in the first place? Disk format IS GPT. So....I don't understand.
in the Reagent.xml file, most of the values are set to 0, is it by default or its because I messed it up?
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thankssssss
Welcome!
After launching any application storgae from C drive reduced after using my laptop for 1-2 hours 1-2 gb storage gone!! Don't know what is the issue,In my desktop i never faced this type of issue.is it happening for the extra recovery partition which is around 20gb?
Some problems...reagent can't re-enable. REAGENTC.EXE: Windows RE cannot be enabled on a volume with BitLocker Drive Encryption enabled. I don't actually have a WinRe image anymore unfortunately. How can I get a clean one?
deleted the recovery, then unallocated space cant be extended with C. SSD was already split into 2 partitions prior.
I see assignment on your C drive as "Boot" in your Disk Management window. Shouldn't it must be on EFI system?
(i am struggling to delete bootmgr from C bcz i believe in gpt systems, boot assignment must be in EFI part)
@itarmy2778 I completed all the steps for recreating my recovery drive partition, but when I went to enable it, it said the Windows RE image was not found. The winre.min file is in my C: drive windows/system32/recovery folder. I am trying to understand why I keep getting this error. Do you have any ideas about what may be causing this?
hello, i have deleted my recovery partition trying to extend my volume C to the unallocated space and i followed your instructions. i created a recovery partition, but i never found the winre image at any point. when i typed reagentc /info it says disabled and it never showed a location. how do i fix this? i have an error when i start up my computer