Configuring and maintaining a reliable Windows repair source is crucial for ensuring the smooth operation and recovery of your Windows system. Whether you’re dealing with missing system files, corrupted Windows images, or the need to restore optional features, having a well-configured repair source can make all the difference.
Configuring a Windows Repair Source
To configure a Windows repair source, you can use Group Policy to specify the settings for optional component installation and component repair. Here’s how:
Open the Group Policy Editor. On a Windows 10 computer, you can do this by typing “Edit Group Policy” in the Start menu search bar and selecting the appropriate option.
Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System and double-click the “Specify settings for optional component installation and component repair” setting.
In the policy setting, select the options that you want to use for Features on Demand. This will determine the repair source that Windows will use to restore optional features or repair a corrupted Windows image.