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- The Hive fails
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- The Hive mounts, but is empty
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- The Hive was not closed properly
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## Solution
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### Process Overview
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1. Create and access a Repair VM.
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1. Select a Solution:
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-[Repair the System File](#repair-the-system-file)
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-[Add the OSDevice Variable](#add-the-osdevice-variable)
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-[Create a Support Ticket](#contact-support)
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-[Repair the System File](#repair-the-system-file)
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-[Add the OSDevice Variable](#add-the-osdevice-variable)
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-[Create a Support Ticket](#contact-support)
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1. Enable serial console and memory dump collection.
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1. Rebuild the VM.
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For the image in the step above, the file **cng.sys** would be renamed to **cng.sys.old**
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> ![NOTE]
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> If you try to rename the file and receive the message "The file is corrupted and unreadable", [contact support for assistance](https://azure.microsoft.com/support/create-ticket/), as this solution will not work.
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1. Now that the corrupt file is renamed, fix the file by restoring it from its internal repository.
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`copy <drive>:\Windows\WinSxS\<DIRECTORY WHERE FILE IS>\<BINARY WITH ".SYS" EXTENSION> <DRIVE>:\Windows\System32\Drivers\`
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> If the latest binary didn’t work, try a version before that one, or any of which you know there is a stable file, such as a version before a patch.
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For example, if the binary you are looking for is **cmimcext.sys**, the faulty drive is drive **F:**, and you just ran a search for the latest version, you would see the following image, where a query in command prompt of `dir cmim* /s` locates the latest version of the cmimcext.sys file.
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The resulting command to copy the file would be: `copy F:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_xxxxxx\cmimcext.sys F:\Windows\System32\Drivers`.
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Once this task is complete, continue to the next task.
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Once this task is complete, continue to Enable Serial Console and memory dump collection.
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### Add the OSDEVICE Variable
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`bcdedit /store <LETTER OF EFI FOLDER>:EFI\Microsoft\boot\bcd /set {< IDENTIFIER>} OSDEVICE partition=<LETTER OF WINDOWS FOLDER>:`
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Once this task is complete, continue to the next task.
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Once this task is complete, continue to Enable Serial Console and memory dump collection.
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### Contact Support
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**Recommended**: Before you rebuild the VM, enable the Serial Console and memory dump collection by running the following script:
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To enable memory dump collection and the Serial Console, run the following script:
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1. Open an elevated command prompt session as an Administrator.
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1. Run the following commands:
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