Recent content by Phil_C

I like the Ctrl>Magic Down Arrow. :cool:

WinRE is enabled on both of my systems, so I could not find it in the Windows folder. And Macrium cached an older version. All is good now. Thanks again.

This worked. Many thanks to you and @garlin. I'm curious, though. I could not find WinRE files anywhere on my Windows drive. Where does Macrium find them in order to build the USB? The Recovery partition on my SSD?

@garlin OK, this must mean something: * WARNING: \\.\HarddiskVolume2\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\SkuSiPolicy.p7b has an invalid or unsupported binary CI policy format version value: 0x0000000B. If you are sure that you are dealing with a binary code integrity policy, there is a high likelihood that...

It looks good to me, but still no boot. * Secure Boot: ON Virtualization Based Security: ON BitLocker on (C:) OFF UEFI KEK Certs -------------- Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011 Microsoft Corporation KEK 2K CA 2023 UEFI DB Certs ------------- MosbyKey [2025.10.14] Microsoft...

And here we go again. I built new Macrium Reflect WinRE USB boot drives and updated to SVN 9.0 on my two Lenovo laptops. This has always worked in the past. Now, only my newer machine (Reflect X) will boot from the Macrium USB. The older one (Reflect Free) WILL NOT. I have tried everything...

This works. I deleted the boot.wim from my C:\boot\winpe_10_64 folder. MiniTool downloaded a new one as part of building the USB drive. It boots as it should. You, sir, are a Wiz of a Wiz if ever a Wiz there was!

I understand the SkuSiPolicy.p7b suggestion. Thank you. I do not understand the boot.wim idea. (Sorry -- a lack of knowledge in that department!) Doesn't boot.wim contain the actual program? How could that be adjusted when MiniTool creates the USB? Curious now. (Ignore if this question is...

So I decided to test my bootable USB drives for the first time in several months. They were working perfectly before. Macrium is OK, but MiniTool PW won't boot. It gives me this error screen on both my laptops. Windows and MiniTool are current. I did have to run the Update UEFI on the USB...

We do not, at least for now. Maybe that will change. Hope springs eternal.

I had that blue screen on my older system. Rebuild the boot USB in Macrium, then replace the boot file on the USB. You can use the script there or @garlin's script if it has been fixed. See post #1296.

For those folks having trouble with Macrium boot media, I have managed to get things working on my two systems. Update_UEFI-CA2023.ps1 -BootMedia did not work, although it gave a "success" message. I had to use a short script from elsewhere to copy the boot file. BUT, while Check-UEFI gave a...

I had the same thing when I checked with the new script. The revoked cert was already in the DBX, but the script message said it needed to be revoked. The only way to get rid of the message from the script was to run the reg command. Not a problem, just FYI.

It's pwsh.exe. Under Installed Apps it's 7.5.4.0 10/24/2025.

I also get the Audit Report "Secure Boot is DISABLED" every time, even though everything else looks good.