However, its get more complicated from here. So my creating a system image issue is branching into my enrollment in the Windows Insider Program. Thus, the pre-released updates are possibly not compatible or interferring with Windows detecing my external drive when I attempt to create a system image resulting with the error code: 0x80070001. Click on the most recent 'Windows Update'īy following one of the above solutions will resolve the error code: 0x80070001 temporarily.Īccording the level 2 Microsoft Windows Tech Support agent the reason that I'm having this issue is because I'm 'ENROLLED' in the 'Windows Insider Program'. Since my device says that I'm enrolled in the Windows Insider Program, when I click the 'Check for Updates'in my Window s settings > Updates & Security, Windows 'Pre-released Updates' are being installed on my OS. Solution 2: Uninstall Windows Updates (see attached file labeled 'Uninstall Windows Updates'Ĥ. This will prevent the 'SYSTEM' from automatically recreating the 'reparse point' NOTE: Alternatively 'Remove' the ' SYSTEM' from the list of 'users'. “Deny” the SYSTEM “Full Control” of the ' Windows folder' Take Ownership of the ' Windows folder'Ħ. NOTE : The reparse point = Content.IE5 = IE (folder(s))ĥ.

Locate the ' reparse point' (reparse folder) in the directory

Solution 1: Delete the 'reparse point' (see attached file labeled 'Delete Reparse Point' for full details)ģ. When trying to 'Create a system image' I'm getting the following error: I have issues that are branching out to other aspects and I don't know what the root cause is, or where to start because all of the Microsoft agents are saying something different. No one seems to know what the source of my issue is, and I'm completely irritated by EVERYONE because NO ONE understands me.

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