Windows 10: Error 0x8007025d while trying to restore

I was trying to restore a Dell mini-tower to an earlier restore point and received this Restore failed error 0x8007025d. This machine was upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 about 2 months ago and has otherwise been working fine.
What do I need to do to fix this error?
Thank you.

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Error Code : 0x8007025D shown while trying to clean install windows 10

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Error Code : 0x8007025D shown while trying to clean install windows 10

STILL GETTING THIS ERROR?
I believe I have solved the problem. I attempted a fresh installation of Windows 10 on to my brand new "OCZ Trion 150 480 GB SSD". This resulted in the error, "Windows cannot install required files.
Make sure all the files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error Code: 0x8007025D". After reading many FORUMS, this one included and trying all the various suggestions, nothing worked! I borrowed my son's Kingston Hyper
X 250 (125 GB SSD), and ran a successful installation with no errors. This PROVED that my installation media which I created using Microsoft's media creation tool was just FINE. It also proved that nothing was wrong with my hardware. I suspected that maybe
it was a bad SSD that I had. So I went out and bought a brand new "Corsair Force LE 480GB SSD". I ran an installation, this resulted in the error, "Windows cannot install required files. Make sure all the files required for installation are available, and
restart the installation. Error Code: 0x8007025D". So could I possibly have TWO BAD SSD units? No, not at all... I remembered that my son's SSD was a small volume 125GB drive. So on a hunch I did the following: So I placed my SSD (Corsair) in an external enclosure,
connected it to my laptop, formatted (not Quick Format, but Full Format). I then created two partitions, Vol1 (125GB - primary) and Vol2 (355GB). I then opened DISKPART and did a CLEAN and then I CONVERTED the volume to MBR from GPT. Next I mounted the SSD
back in to my PC. I Reset my BIOS to Factory Defaults just to be safe. I Ran the installation on the 125GB partition. WINDOWS 10 installed just fine. So this means that neither of my SSDs were bad, it means Windows 10 FREAKS OUT when installing fresh on large
volume SSDs. Possibly anything over 250 GB. Good luck! FYI... How to do DISKPART 1. Type Diskpart, press Enter 2. Type List Disk , press Enter 3. Type Select Disk # (where # is the number your drive shows up as), press Enter 4. Type Clean, press Enter 5. Type
Convert MBR, press Enter 6. Type Exit, press Enter.
SOLUTION by Anthony from www.ghosthunterapps.com

 

Try running sfc /scannow from an admin command prompt.
SFC Command - Run in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
If it's unable to fix problems, try the DISM commands:
DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image - Windows 10 Forums
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Ran SFC/ SCANNOW as suggested and it ran for about 90 minutes and finally returned with the following:
"Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them. Details are included in the CBS.log....."
I assume I don't have to run DISM.
Thank you so much for your guidance.

 

Hi.
Good to know that it was successful in repairing the corrupt files that were found. I would suggest running it again. This time it shouldn't take as long. What you're looking for is "No integrity violations found" as the result. Sometimes, some things have to be fixed before others can be fixed. I would run it at least 3 times total, with reboots in-between. If you still don't get the all-clear, then yes, we'll move on to DISM. *Smile