

Perhaps the discrepancy in the number of folders is that this was a 1703 ISO restore to a HOME 1703PC, not 1611? There were 39, not 40.Įvery file named Quick Assist from Manifests.


There will be times when /restorehealth fails due to the component store within WinSxS containing two or more different versions of an applicable cab, which occurs when an inplace upgrade or update did not properly cleanup after itself.

sfc /scannow must be run after running /restorehealth WinSxS contains a copy of every Windows system file, allowing the system to fix itselfĢ. /restorehealth verifies cab files within the WinSxS folder have not become corrupted by matching hashes from Windows Update servers if corruption is found, it replaces the applicable cab files with originals downloaded from Windows Update [or a mounted.dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth must be run prior to running /scannow restorehealth and /scannow are two sides of the same coin and must be run in the proper orderġ. /Source would be the mounted install.esd from a v1607 Windows install ISO (ensure correct index for your version of windows is mounted from install.esd, as each contains 4 images)ĭism /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName:~~~~0.0.1.0 /Source:Z:/Mount./CapabilityName would be the full version name of Quick Assist.Quick Assist should be able to be reinstalled via: dism /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName: /Source:
