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Baltazarus
Aug 06, 2021Copper Contributor
PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED (Windows 11 Upgrade 10.0.22000.120) after reboot.
Ok, so I was enjoying the Windows 11 until I installed 10.0.22000.120 Upgrade. After that one upgrade, this turned into a horrible nightmare. My pc booted up and after loading circle screen passed, I ...
fggIB
Aug 09, 2021Steel Contributor
Could you explain where you see the wrong path to WinRE image ?
I can easily reproduce the bug, if you have a way to fix it, please share and I can try.
For now I worked around the problem by updating to 22000.100 first and then in a second step let W.U. go to 22000.120. With the 2 step update I don't see the bug at all.
I can easily reproduce the bug, if you have a way to fix it, please share and I can try.
For now I worked around the problem by updating to 22000.100 first and then in a second step let W.U. go to 22000.120. With the 2 step update I don't see the bug at all.
schm1dt
Aug 10, 2021Tin Contributor
If you do "bcdedit /enum all" in an admin command prompt on a system that has the BSOD issue, specifically when rolling back to Windows 10 in my case, then look for the Windows Rollback BCD entry, you'll notice that it looks for the WinRE.wim image inside C:\$WINDOWS.~BT, however, that folder will end up actually being found in windows.old. Regarding the upgrade issue, the BCD entry and folders used for that likely will be different, in that case just find one labelled along the lines of 'Windows 11' or 'Windows Setup', check what folder the 'device' and 'osdevice' entries try to access, and check where it's located to see if the actual location matches with the location that the BCD entry is checking for.