Windows 10: Still can't get DISM restore health to work ??

Been trying for weeks to get the DISM to work despite lots of help in forums...here's my latest discovery:

I am running : Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:wim:H:\sources\install.wim:1 /limitaccess

Hopefully this is correct...but my mounted new current image of the iso file is mounted on my H: hhd...(pre-mount jpg attached. However when I go to the mounted directory to verify the mount location...explorer is showing the mounted image as on my DVD drive "N" as the pics attached show....

1) is my dism command correct above...and
2) why does the mounted image point to the dvd N) instead of the iso file location HDD (H) ?

Is this why I'm am repeatedly getting wim file (source) not found ?

Is this normal ?

Thanks all....

TiminAz

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getting kernelbase.dll error on windows 10 1709

hi joydeep sir already ran sfc /scannow and dism restore health but still getting error.

 

Microsoft Security Essentials error 0x80070426

I ran sfc /scannow and it didn't find anything. Ran dism and checked the health everything is fine there, but when I try and restore the health with dism /online /cleanup-image /restore-health it gives me an error 87 saying that restore-health doesn't work
in this context or something along those lines.

 

Hi, I'd suggest you try Kyhi's excellent tool which handles using an installation DVD or a mounted iso.

It makes the task rather easier.
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Windows 10 Forums
- see post #2 for a tool which helps with DISM commands and others in a useful sequence.
I've just used it with a Win 10 1607 DVD.

(Post #1 is a good bootable recovery disk with utilities).

Your particular difficulty might be that you don't actually have a WIM file - DVD's generated via the media creation tool give you an ESD. Kyhi's tool deals with that.

There is a tutorial in the Tutorial section about converting ESD-> Wim if I recall.

 

Try instead this commands:
if you have a Install.WIM : DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth /Source:N:\sources\install.wim /limitaccess
if you have a install.ESD : DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth /Source:N:\sources\install.esd /limitaccess
This commands are working for me.

 

Success !!!

To all who helped on this...my problem has been completely corrected...but I can't say 'solved'...since I don't know exactly what happened. What I did is go back to a complete Acronis tib system backup of my Windows Pro C: drive system from July 1, 2016

After start up...I just left everything alone and low and behold...everything...including Anniversary Update, downloaded and installed without a hitch. Last 24 hours of testing/using also went without a hitch...Updates - Firewall issues gone - and all my accessories and options respond and are working fine...even Cortana is zipping along.
Obviously immediately saved another current Acronis image and backed that up twice to two different drives ?
Wish I could report what worked...but glad I'm up and running with (so far) a new Win 10 Pro 64bit system and Anniversary update that is functioning great !!

Many thanks to all that helped....

TiminAz