Windows 10: ReAgentc won't start after mbr2gpt conversion

Hi, allI did the mbr2gpt conversion and received the apparently common message regarding the failure of ReAgentc to load.I did a lot of googling, all of which pointed at winre.wim, and tried a number of things, without success. My current state is as follows.-Windows 10 Pro 22H2 Build 19045.5011 boots quite happily with UEFI BIOS, and works normally, except that Settings/Recovery/Advanced does not show any advanced options eg, Command Line.-I cannot find winre.wim anywhere on this machine or on the recently downloaded Windows 10 Installation media USB-C:\\Windows\System32\Recovery\ conta

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Reagentc failed

Shawn or other friend; in using MBR2GPT this am on a fresh install for which I used Win usb media - all of which went well, the conversion went well, but the edit to Reagentc failed. I thought, per the suggestion in the MBR2GPT.exe helps, to disable /enable but it all fails. Suggestion?

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MBR2GPT

if it states 'enabled'

please try this:

in an elevated command prompt

run

reagentc /disable

& if this is successful

run

reagent /enable

if this is succesful also

try

MBR2GPT /validate /allowfullos

to verify if the issue is resolved a you're ready to go for the conversion

 

new reagentc

@datcoor, you have to do the conversion on one drive and then do it on another. Lets start with the Win old drive. - Shut down, open the case and disconnect (SATA or power cable) drive 1 and 2 leaving on only drive 0 (Win old) - Boot and open a CMD as administrator - Type: reagentc /disable Diskpart sel disk 0 list part (take note the recovery partition numbers - Should be 2, 3 and 4) sel part 4 del part override sel part 3 del part override sel part 2 del part override sel vol c extend exit (to exit diskpart) Now the drive has only one partition (C Lets try now the MBR2GPT type: MBR2GPT /validate If OK MBR2GPT /convert /allowFullOS If NOT successful, report If successful, shutdown, disconnect (SATA or power cable) drive 0 and 1 leaving on only drive 2 (Win new) See if it boots. If not, report If it does, open a CMD as administrator - Type: reagentc /disable Diskpart list disk (take note of the disk number n. It may not be 2) sel disk n list part (take note the recovery partition numbers - Should be 2, 3 and 4) sel part 4 del part override sel part 3 del part override sel part 2 del part override sel vol c extend exit (to exit diskpart) Now the drive has only one partition (C Lets try now the MBR2GPT type: MBR2GPT /validate If OK MBR2GPT /convert /allowFullOS If NOT successful, report. If successful, restart, enter bios and set to boot as UEFI Boot Win 10 (new or old)