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How To Create a System Repair USB Tool Win7

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lschell88 Posts 1 Registration date Thursday 20 February 2020 Status Member Last seen 20 February 2020 - 20 Feb 2020 à 22:00
 lschell88 - 24 Feb 2020 à 13:48
Hi All,

Attempting to load files as instructed in above article, and find no such file (see below) in my Win7 Home Premium system:

C:Recovery486aab42-cf02-11de-be22-c44fb1debe9dwinre.wim

What should I do? Thanks,

lschell88
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David Webb Posts 3177 Registration date Monday 25 November 2019 Status Member Last seen 15 May 2023   6,928
21 Feb 2020 à 03:43
Hello, sometimes this file is hidden. Try and change view options to see all files and hidden system files, and then change permission of the recovery folder.

Alternatively, one user claimed to have found it here: C;\Windows\System32\Recovery\

Further solutions have previously been given inthis forum post.

Let me know if that helps.
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Wallace_4999 Posts 1 Registration date Sunday 23 February 2020 Status Member Last seen 23 February 2020 1
23 Feb 2020 à 23:22
Plug your USB flash drive and run Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool, click “Browse” button to choose your source file. ...
Choose USB device as your media type.
Insert your USB drive to the working computer and select it. ...
PS.: Your USB will be formatted during this process.
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lschell88
24 Feb 2020 à 13:48
Thank you Wallace_4999
Your response is appreciated!
lschell88
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lschell88
21 Feb 2020 à 12:36
Thank you David Webb,

I followed ccm.net instructions to the letter, even the view options and unraveled the backslash puzzle. The only *.wim file on this system is (below):

FirstUXRes.WIM in C:\Windows\winsxs\AMD64...

What are Win7 release and Update levels to obtain?:

C:\Recovery\486aab42-cf02-11de-be22-c44fb1debe9d\winre.wim

Thanks again,

lschell88