Windows 11 Error with DISM RestoreHealth


Banjoman301 said:
If SFC works, and the system is running well (and repair installs are not failing), I personally wouldn't worrry about DISM.

As always, YMMV
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I haven't elevated this one to "worry".
 

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mccmw said:
My desktop passes without issue. My laptop fails everytime. I have attempted a repair by reinstall via Windows Update, repair by reinstall, and running Restorehealth and pointing towards install.wim (UUP iso that is same version of Windows as on the machine) as source.
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I have a total of six machines here that all run Windows 11, most are Pro, but one is Home. This machine is the only one that gets the DISM error, it started happening after the June update that was suppose to fix these! 🤣
 

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I also encountered error 0x800f0915 with the June 9 update, KB5094126.
 

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I don't know exactly what updated started it (i.e. I wasn't running DISM commands after every update) but you're probably right. When I did notice it, and started seeing this posts, I restored a backup from a few months ago and it was fine (again). The minute it went through updates again, the issue returned.
 

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Microsoft has quite a few bugs to fix:crossed
 

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I read this over on Reddit.
The Windows Update error 0x800f0915 paired with KB5094126 is a known servicing stack conflict where the component store is missing a repair source or has a version mismatch. Essentially, a bug introduced in the preceding May preview updates broke the DISM engine's ability to pull files online, creating a deadlock when trying to apply the June 9 cumulative update
 

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RD Mercer said:
I read this over on Reddit.
The Windows Update error 0x800f0915 paired with KB5094126 is a known servicing stack conflict where the component store is missing a repair source or has a version mismatch. Essentially, a bug introduced in the preceding May preview updates broke the DISM engine's ability to pull files online, creating a deadlock when trying to apply the June 9 cumulative update
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Well, that flies in the fact of the fact that I've tried multiple times to run DISM using an ISO image and it still gets the same error. This has happened since the June update and there doesn't seem to be any way to repair it.
 

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Banjoman301 said:
If SFC works, and the system is running well (and repair installs are not failing), I personally wouldn't worrry about DISM.

As always, YMMV
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That's actually how I'm treating this, but it still annoys me that they broke it and won't fix it. 🤔
 

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itsme1 said:
Repair-WindowsImage -Online -CheckHealth
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That command does not scan any files.

All it does is looks for existing flags or registry entries showing that Windows was previously marked as corrupted.

To actually scan the Windows component store files for coruption you need to run the scanhealth command.

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

or

Repair-WindowsImage -Online -ScanHealth
 

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KevTech said:
That command does not scan any files.

All it does is looks for existing flags or registry entries showing that Windows was previously marked as corrupted.

To actually scan the Windows component store files for coruption you need to run the scanhealth command.

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

or

Repair-WindowsImage -Online -ScanHealth
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Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth also does not change any files, it only reports on the issues after checking the actual component store. The difference between that and /CheckHealth is that /CheckHealth just looks at the pre-set condition flags for the health, it doesn't actually check the whole component store.

Running Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth should NOT change the component store other than setting the condition flags for the component store.
 

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KevTech said:
That command does not scan any files.

All it does is looks for existing flags or registry entries showing that Windows was previously marked as corrupted.

To actually scan the Windows component store files for coruption you need to run the scanhealth command.

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

or

Repair-WindowsImage -Online -ScanHealth
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I'll note down Repair-WindowsImage -Online -ScanHealt in the text file, but I'll only use it once I see from user reports that error 0x800f0915 has been resolved.

The error hasn't reappeared since I ran `RestoreHealth`. For now, I'm just running the two specified PowerShell commands.

I will try ScanHealth after I have made a recent computer backup.
 

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itsme1 said:
I'll note down Repair-WindowsImage -Online -ScanHealt in the text file, but I'll only use it once I see from user reports that error 0x800f0915 has been resolved.
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It is restorehealth that has been having the 0x800f0915 error not scanhealth.
 

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dism ... /scanhealth finds no corruption for me now. 🤷‍♂️
 

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KevTech said:
It is restorehealth that has been having the 0x800f0915 error not scanhealth.
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I know. From reading the feedback on this forum, I gathered that the `scanhealth` command could report the component store as "repairable" even after `restorehealth` had just been run, and that running `restorehealth` again would cause the error to reappear, creating a loop.

I tried running `scanhealth` followed by `restorehealth` in PowerShell on my computers this morning, and I didn't get the error.

A few days ago I tried the checkhealth and restorehealth commands (for cmd) in an admin cmd and I didn't get the error either.
 

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PerpetualCycle said:
dism ... /scanhealth finds no corruption for me now. 🤷‍♂️
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Running ScanHealth still gives me "The component store is repairable" on build 26300.9539 and 26220.9472 but on the plus side RestoreHealth now completes successfully on three machines with no 0x800f0915 errors. Baby steps, maybe they are working on the issue now as that's an improved behavior anyway.
 

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OS Builds 26200.9457 Out-of-band​

After running RestoreHealth error code '0x800f0915' combined with notification 'The repair content could not be found anywhere' seems to be back, SFC is clean as before.
 

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Computer type
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Manufacturer/Model
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CPU
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hvoqasimo said:

OS Builds 26200.9457 Out-of-band​

After running RestoreHealth error code '0x800f0915' combined with notification 'The repair content could not be found anywhere' seems to be back, SFC is clean as before.
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seems to be back, SFC is clean as before.................its never been fixed , untill now ! 🛠️
 

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