Solved Problem Running DISM.../RestoreHealth

dabour · Dec 30, 2024

I'm having these errors when I run DISM /...... restore health.

DISM.EXE: Failed validating command line: "C:\Windows\system32\dism.exe" /image:"C:\Boot\mt_abc_1\MountedMTWinPE\" /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Recovery\DISM60X64\WinPE-WMI.cab"

DISM.EXE: Failed validating command line: "C:\Windows\system32\dism.exe" /image:"C:\Boot\mt_abc_1\MountedMTWinPE\" /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Recovery\DISM60X64\WinPE-WMI_en-us.cab"

DISM.EXE: Failed validating command line: "C:\Windows\system32\dism.exe" /image:"C:\Boot\mt_abc_1\MountedMTWinPE\" /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Recovery\DISM60X64\WinPE-StorageWMI.cab"

DISM.EXE: Failed validating command line: "C:\Windows\system32\dism.exe" /image:"C:\Boot\mt_abc_1\MountedMTWinPE\" /add-package /packagepath:"C:\Recovery\DISM60X64\WinPE-StorageWMI_en-us.cab"

DISM API: PID=6556 TID=6252 Time_InternalToPublic failed - Time_InternalToPublic(hr:0x80070057) (56 times)

I'm not a professional and I don't understand what that means, I'll appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance

Rollback_Jockey · Dec 30, 2024

Try DISM /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase

glasskuter · Dec 30, 2024

You have no system specs in your profile so we have no idea what you are working with.
It appears winpe is corrupted and/ or missing components.

You can attempt to fix winpe using the iso, but personally If dism is broken, I would do a repair install.

WinPE: Add packages (Optional Components Reference)

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dabour · Dec 31, 2024

@Rollback_Jockey , thank you for your answer, and I'll do that and come back with the result.

@glasskuter , Thank you for your answer. This Window install is fairly new about three months old, and I'm not the type of user whom install and uninstall software frequently. Am I suppose to make an in place upgrade still?

dabour · Dec 31, 2024

@Rollback_Jockey This is the run result, looking at the log file all green. Am I suppose to do anything extra?

pseymour · Dec 31, 2024

glasskuter is offline, so I’ll chime in. She’s talking about a repair install. Worst case, it finds nothing to repair and your system is just as it is now. Best case, your issue is resolved.

dabour · Dec 31, 2024

@pseymour Appreciate your answer, Thank you, that is a relief.

kelper · Dec 31, 2024

What is the full command you tried to run? You only quoted part. I just wonder if your syntax was wrong.

Did you run sfc /snannow first? Did it give the all clear?

pseymour · Dec 31, 2024

I before E, except after C, and DISM before SFC.

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andrew129260 · Dec 31, 2024

pseymour said:
I before E, except after C, and DISM before SFC.

I am stealing this. Absolutely beautiful

kelper · Dec 31, 2024

"I before E, except after C" is a lousy fule as more words breech it than comply.

If sfc /scannow runs without errors (e.g., "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations"), there's no need to run DISM, as it indicates that both the system files and the underlying image are in good condition.

I say this because sfc is quick. But I reckon you probably know a lot more than me. I do understand your reasons for saying DISM first.

kelper · Dec 31, 2024

My mate, ChatGPT, tells me this about the rule i before e, except after c.

Words that comply with the rule: About 900 in the English language.
Words that breach the rule: Over 1,400 common exceptions.

Natch!

pseymour · Dec 31, 2024

kelper said:
"I before E, except after C" is a lousy fule as more words breech it than comply.

Yes, but it makes a nice rhyme.

kelper said:
If sfc /scannow runs without errors (e.g., "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations"), there's no need to run DISM, as it indicates that both the system files and the underlying image are in good condition.

I say this because sfc is quick. But I reckon you probably know a lot more than me. I do understand your reasons for saying DISM first.

They repair different things. I have seen SFC say things were okay, and DISM say they weren't, because they check different things. Also my links were from Microsoft. I wager they know more than I do about Windows, sometimes.

kelper · Dec 31, 2024

pseymour said:
Yes, but it makes a nice rhyme.

They repair different things. I have seen SFC say things were okay, and DISM say they weren't, because they check different things. Also my links were from Microsoft. I wager they know more than I do about Windows, sometimes.

There may be some truth in what you say.

dabour · Dec 31, 2024

kelper said:
What is the full command you tried to run? You only quoted part. I just wonder if your syntax was wrong.

Did you run sfc /snannow first? Did it give the all clear?

I did used the complete command, just wrote this to shorten the title. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Yes I started with sfc.ex /scannow

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Try this first:

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dabour · Dec 31, 2024

@hdmi Appreciate your help thank you and all the great guys that tries to help me.

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