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Not really. 24H2 25H2

Okay, my misunderstanding. I should have read the thread more carefully.

Since when? I've always been able to boot from either. From boot menu: From 8GB USB: EDIT to add: I always boot my USB media from the one-time boot menu which I guess bypasses the BCD?

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2025/06/19/releasing-windows-11-build-26100-4482-to-the-release-preview-channel/

Look again... https://www.ntppool.org/zone/uk

You're right, that happened to me during the test. My restore restored the previous boot menu (8325) which does not produce that message. So I updated everything to 8595, made a new backup and it produced that message. So its the new rescue media that has the issue.

I got the same message as KevTech and my test restore finished. EDIT: I made Macrium the default app for .mrimg files and that message did not appear.

I ran it multiple times with the same result. Even now with the InFlight folder completely empty.

The script doesn't work for me. "Failed to change privilege" EDIT: Booted to a Linux Mint usb and cleared the entire InFlight directory. Computer seems fine.

My very first desktop computer was a Gateway 2000 P5-90, tower version. It came with a WD HDD that eventually became "sticky". With the side cover off, I would lightly tap it with a pen on power up to get it to spin up. Gateway replaced it, but that whole episode soured me on WD drives. I...

You're right, for some reason it was set to Fahrenheit.

To rule out the power switch, you could, with a small blade screwdriver, very carefully short the two power switch pins on the motherboard. If the system powers up, there's a problem with the power switch.

I just booted a WinToGo disk made on my System One on my System Two. It remained Activated. I don't understand why it's reporting my CPU temp so high. No way it's running 84C with a 1% load. Also, my fans would be running full speed.

@Harleygjc I just went through this on my system 2. Try an earlier version. The later versions are more for 40xx or 50xx cards. Click on the perform clean installation check box. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/237719/