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One of us will pick this up when you open a thread in the tenforums BSOD forum. Please run the V2 log collector and upload the resu8lting zip file there as it collects more data than the DM log collector does, though that is also available there.

This works in Windows 10. I just did it to my display which said Generic PNP Monitor. Now says Samsung C327F398 Curved Monitor.

If you can't do it from WinRE, boot a Windows 8 or 8.1 Install disk or flash drive. On the 2nd menu, take the Repair Computer path, everything else is the same as in the link I provided.

Working this over here: Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Page 90 - Windows 10 Forums

Thanks Shawn. I just realized I'm in the wrong forum as well, S/B tenforums. /Source:esd:full_path_to_install.esd is what I need then. Tried it, still get an error. I'll play with it some more later.

Trying to run this on a Insider 15042 build and getting this error after selecting option 3 then 2. =============================================================================== Press 0 - Use the Source:ESD:Install.esd as Repair Method ( soure:esd: ) Press 1 - Export Install.esd to...

You responded to a post that is two and a half years old. Good answer though :)

The only way I can think of for you to reset would be to do a System Restore to a date before you did this or restore a backup image.

No new needed. Once all partitions are deleted, press Next. The installer will create and format the partitions it needs.

Look at the Users Manual: https://www.asus.com/Notebooks/E402MA/HelpDesk_Manual/ starting on page 77 for recovery options and how to access them.

Look in Kyhi's signature.

DropBox is blocking image_health now, too much traffic. Would be great to get these tools hosted here.

If you have the Windwos 8 ISO and the install key then you can install it any time you want. You can also Clean Install Windows 10 directly without installing Windows 8 first.

On my Win 10 Pro system, %cd% appears to hold the last cd (change directory) target you entered.

Install Treesize Free and see what it shows you. Probably something to do with System Restore and/or Shadow Copies.

You should post this in a Vista Support forum, like General Discussion (vistax64)

I see you have 32GB ram, how about removing half then try the install. I've seen cases where this has helped. If using a wireless mouse/keyboard, try USB. Make sure noting external is connected other than mouse and keyboard. Disconnect from the internet until the install completes.

Definitely try a System Restore: How to Do a System Restore in Windows 8 and 8.1

No, all traces of Windows 10 will be gone. If you want a way to easily get back to Windows 10, create a backup image to an external hard drive using a program like Macrium Reflect Free.