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Discus and support Windows 10 ISO Command Line - Recovery Environment in Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging to solve the problem; Hello everyone, I am having massive issues with my Windows 10 (on a Lenovo, so luckily I have a NOVO button, which allows me to boot), which all... Discussion in 'Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging' started by OppressedBytheSystem, Oct 29, 2018.

  1. OPPRESSEDBYTHESYSTEM
    OppressedBytheSystem Win User

    Windows 10 ISO Command Line - Recovery Environment


    Hello everyone,


    I am having massive issues with my Windows 10 (on a Lenovo, so luckily I have a NOVO button, which allows me to boot), which all started after a broken display.


    Windows refused to start properly with the new display connected, although I was (at that point) still able to boot in safe mode. This is no longer possible and the only option left open to me is "command prompt".


    I have recovered all the files and documents that I need, so at this point it is merely an issue of resetting the computer and restoring the previous system.


    Unfortunately (who'd a thunk it), this is also not possible. As Windows states that "no changes were made to the system" (?) and then stops the resetting process.


    I have downloaded a Windows ISO file (Windows 10 April 2018) and would now like to run/install it.


    Interestingly enough, I cannot run "Powershell", so all I have is Windows CMD.


    Anyone care to please help me unravel this?


    Thanks a lot!


    All the best,


    Oppressedbythesystem

    :)
     
    OppressedBytheSystem, Oct 29, 2018
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  2. NAKI
    Naki Win User

    GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

    Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile Windows 10 ISO Command Line - Recovery Environment :)
     
    Naki, Oct 29, 2018
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  3. RYANLY
    ryanly Win User
    GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

    Current /? (-?) or / help (-help) parameter is invalid
     
    ryanly, Oct 29, 2018
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  4. ROLANDO VIL
    Rolando Vil Win User

    Windows 10 ISO Command Line - Recovery Environment

    Missing Recovery Environment

    Hi Alan,

    Here is a link containing several useful suggestions to help you recover Windows 10. Since the error message that you got tells you to insert your Windows installation or recovery media. We suggest the perform the steps listed under
    Use a recovery drive to restore or reset your PC or you can also follow the steps under
    Use installation media to restore or reset your PC. Please see the link below for more details:

    Recovery options in Windows 10.

    Regards.
     
    Rolando Vil, Oct 29, 2018
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