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      tukes
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      So I’m new to FOG and have been trying to figure this out including searching the forum and posts. I’m using FOG 1.5.10.1870 and anytine I attempt to capture an image regardless of the option selected I get No Resizable Partiions found. I’m attempting to capture images for Windows 11 25H2 on a Lenovo X1 Carbon and HP Envy x360.

      Please assist, I need to figure this out as it’s likely the image solution we will be using moving forward. Thanks in advance!

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        Valer
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        Send a photo showing how your image is configured.

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          tukes
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              Valer
              last edited by Valer

              To check the BitLocker status, open an elevated Command Prompt and run:

              manage-bde -status
              

              If the C drive shows as encrypted, disable BitLocker and allow the drive to fully decrypt before attempting another capture:

              manage-bde -off C:
              manage-bde -off D:
              

              Have you tried setting the image type to “Multiple Partition Image - All Disks (Not Resizable)” instead of “Single disk - resizable”?

              In “Single disk - resizable” mode, you will save an image of only one of the two disks. In the host settings, you can set the primary disk.

              Try disable Windows Fast Boot or restart computer from cmd

              shutdown /r /t 0
              
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