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is copied to the Windows RE Tools partition during the final stage of setup. On BIOS-based PCs, the image is copied to the System partition. In either case, this layout makes it possible to run Windows RE even if the Windows partition has a problem. Windows RE starts automatically in certain scenarios, including two consecutive failed attempts to start Windows, two consecutive shutdowns that occur within two minutes of boot completion, a Secure Boot error, or a BitLocker error on a touch-only device. You can start Windows RE manually from Windows 10 installation media, from a recovery drive, or from the recovery partition on a device, if that option is available. You can also start Windows RE manually from Windows 10 by using the Advanced Startup option in Settings, Update & Security; by holding down the Shift key and choosing Restart from the Start menu; or by entering the Shutdown /r /o command. In the initial Choose An Option menu, the user can click Continue to attempt to start the default operating system without taking any further action. (This is the correct option if the system booted into Windows RE because of a transient issue that doesn’t need repair.) If multiple operating systems are installed on the computer, the Choose An Option menu might also display Use Another Operating System, which allows users to choose an alternative operating system to boot into. The Use A Device option allows a user to boot from a USB flash drive, DVD drive, or network boot server. Clicking Troubleshoot opens the Troubleshoot screen, which displays options similar to those shown in Figure 9-1. (On OEM PCs, a Factory Image Restore option might also be available, and organizations that deploy custom images can add an option to this menu as well.) FIGURE 9-1 When you start a Windows 10 device from recovery media, choose Troubleshoot to display these Windows Recovery Environment options. In Windows 8.1 and in early preview releases of Windows 10, the Troubleshoot menu included separate Refresh and Reset options. These have been consolidated into a single Reset This PC option, which activates the push-button reset feature. This option is also available from the Update & Security page in Settings, for use with systems that are able to start up properly. This option is covered fully later in this chapter. If you click Advanced Options, you’ll see a menu that resembles the one shown in Figure 9-2. 114 CHAPTER 9 Recovery and troubleshooting tools
FIGURE 9-2 This Windows RE menu provides access to essential troubleshooting and recovery tools. Table 9-1 lists the core functions available from the Advanced Options menu, many of which are direct descendants of recovery tools found in previous Windows editions. Note that on some devices you might see additional choices, including the option to access UEFI firmware settings or to roll back to a previous Windows version or preview build. TABLE 9-1 Advanced options for recovery. Option System Restore System Image Recovery Startup Repair Command Prompt Description You can use this option to choose a restore point created earlier and restore the system configuration. Choosing this option replaces everything on the computer with a system image, including images created using the Windows Backup utility from Windows 7 or later. (In Windows 10, this utility is available in the desktop Control Panel. Under System & Security, choose File History, and then click the System Image Backup link in the lower-left corner.) If you choose this option, Windows attempts to diagnose and automatically correct common boot problems. This option opens an administrative command prompt, where you can use commandline tools such as Bootrec and Bcdedit. More Info To reach the UEFI Firmware Settings option via Windows RE on a UEFI-equipped tablet, power down the device, press and hold the Volume Down hardware button, and then press the Power button. This is the only way to enable or disable Secure Boot, for example. Click Startup Repair to manually attempt the same set of repairs Windows uses when it detects a failure and launches Windows RE automatically. (This feature was previously called Automatic Repair.) System Image Recovery requires a previously saved image from an external storage device. CHAPTER 9 Recovery and troubleshooting tools 115
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Introducing Windows 10 for IT Profe
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Contents Introduction .............
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Chapter 6 Microsoft Edge and Intern
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CHAPTER 1 An overview of Windows 10
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