What is REAGENTC Windows command?
The Windows reagentc command is a useful tool for managing recovery environments and configuration settings on your system. It helps you troubleshoot issues and restore your system to a previous state with ease.
REAGENTC Syntax:
REAGENTC Options:
Option | Description |
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/enable | Enables Windows Recovery Environment configuration. |
/disable | Disables Windows Recovery Environment configuration. |
/info | Displays information about the Windows Recovery Environment settings. |
/boottore | Configures the Default Windows Recovery Environment settings. |
Parameters:
Parameter | Description |
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None | There are no additional parameters for the reagentc command. |
REAGENTC Command Usage Examples:
Enable recovery environment
Enables the Windows recovery environment for troubleshooting and system recovery.
Get the reagentc configuration settings
Displays the configuration settings of the Windows recovery environment.
Set the location of the WinRE image
Sets the location of the Windows Recovery Environment image to the specified path.
Disable the recovery environment
Disables the Windows recovery environment on the system.
Configure and enable recovery image
Configures and enables the specified Windows recovery image.
How do I use reagentc in Windows?
To use the reagentc command in CMD, execute the following command:
What is the purpose of the reagentc command?
The reagentc command is used to configure the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) settings.
How can I check the status of Windows Recovery Environment?
To check the status of Windows Recovery Environment, use the following reagentc command:
How do I enable Windows Recovery Environment?
To enable Windows Recovery Environment using reagentc, run the following command:
How do I disable Windows Recovery Environment using reagentc?
To disable Windows Recovery Environment, use the reagentc command with the /disable option:
Can I relocate the WinRE boot image using the reagentc command?
Yes, you can relocate the WinRE boot image using the reagentc command.
How can I configure the WinRE boot image location?
You can configure the location of the WinRE boot image using the reagentc command with the /setreimage option.
Is it possible to specify custom WinRE tools using reagentc?
Yes, you can specify custom WinRE tools using the reagentc command with the /setosimage option.
Applications of the REAGENTC Command
- SetREImage - Configures the location of the Windows RE image.
- Enable - Enables Windows RE.
- Disable - Disables Windows RE.
- Info - Displays information about the Windows RE status and configuration.