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MBR2gpt failed to update reagent.xml please try to manually disable and enable winre
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Thomas Mc
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I cloned a venerable Revo Drive 3 220 GB in MBR mode with Windows 10 to a fresh Samsung 870 EVO 1 TB SSD with Macrium Reflect X. I then used MBR2GPT to convert the clone on the Samsung SSD to GPT. The Samsung SSD is now the C Drive. UEFI is enabled in BIOS. After the GPT conversion of the Samsung drive, I received the message: "MBR2GPT failed to update reagent.xml please try to manually disable and enable winre". Windows 10 shows error 94 on boot, but will still boot into windows. How do I update reagent.xml? How do I manually disable and enable winre. Will updating reagent.xml and manually disabling and enabling winre remove the error 94 on boot? Thank you very much for your help.
Thomas Mc
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Thomas Mc 0 Reputation points
2025-01-11T22:02:23.48+00:00 I manually disabled and enabled WINRE by typing "reagentc/disable at the Administrator Command Prompt on the Samsung C Drive, followed by reagentc/enable at the next prompt. No Joy. The windows boot error 94 still occurs on reboot, although thankfully, windows 10 will still completely boot.
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