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REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\Autologger\ReadyBoot] "Start"=dword:0 Try at your own risk. If it becomes totally unbootable, change ""Start"=dword:1" from Safe Mode or WindowsPE. GL

What's wrong with Discord? (Except that MSFN channel is pretty much inactive). (I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post a link.) GL

NTFS Version. GL

On Win7, I see Version : 3.1, not LFS Version, which is not present in the output of fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo C: . Maybe Win7 doesn't expect new LFS versions? AFAIR this "bug" also affected Win7, or in other words, it started with Win8 and every disk formatted by a lower OS version than 8 is affected by any higher OS version. The registry value NtfsDisableLfsUpgrade fixed it for me, so much so that I almost forgot about it. It is always one of the first things I apply to any new installation >8, before it has a chance to see a <8 drive, and never had any problems. GL

See this (It's about Win8, but Win10 is the same). Especially the last paragraph(s). I think when Win10 saw that disk(s), it autoconverted them to higher NTFS version (regardless of the possible incompatibilities of early NTFS versions mentioned in this thread). I had the same situation before (but involving XP and Win8/10) and chkdsk /f solved it. But it had to be XP's chkdsk. GL

Is your date/time correct? Too much drift can cause certificate verification errors.

It turned out I don't need it, thank you.

Sorry if I don't follow, I just now needed Dism tools for the first time. So this tool is dead dead? No chance to make it work? I need to download the full thing?

%Localappdata%\Microsoft\Event Viewer\ ? (That's on Win7, it might be the same on 10.) GL

Try AUOptions=dword:1 in the same key. Link I guessed it even before finding that link, that is the option to usually control updates (and Microsoft doesn't want to know about option 1 and usually omits it from descriptions).

I don't follow this topic too much, but is it possible you have hit the limit of 16 kb or 330 certificates that XP allows? I remember in the past that was an issue. Something like this. Just a wild guess. GL

Erm... Press NumLock?

I guess that's Administrative shares. Still goes through SMB or "shared folders". GL

I didn't understand much of it, but if it is true (and especially after it's developed further) it looks very bad...

So this doesn't work?