I'm getting something similar (failed to restore #applywimindex MicrosoftRecovery) when trying to install the Dynamic image I recently created.  It has installed OK on a few systems; on another, it failed twice then worked, and now it continually fails on a Latitude 5530.  I'll post back if I find a solution.

Click on the Dell logo in the Image Assist tool & it will open the log file. Email the log file to US_OSImaging@dell.com so we can have a look what is failing.

Thanks,

Tyler

Hi Tyler,

I tried to install again and this time actually got the same message as the OP (WindowsPartition).  I noticed the Restore Image process failed at 37 seconds this time, whereas it was in the 3-minute time frame when it failed with the MicrosoftRecovery error message.

I have sent the log for this to the email address you indicated.  Thanks!

I also just tried to install the dynamic image to a Latitude 5530 and received the MicrosoftRecovery error around the 3:45 time frame.  I will email this log as well; thanks!

I just installed the same dynamic image on an Optiplex 3060 without any problems.  Could there be some type of driver issue on newer systems?  One of the possible differences I can think of is that the systems that have failed all use PCIe SSD's, compared to SATA for this Optiplex 3060.  However, I'm still a bit baffled by the couple of systems that initially failed, then succeeded, with no changes in between installs.  I'm using Version 11.0.3.18 of Image Assist, by the way.

@FCHC_IS If you will email logs again, this time ask the helpdesk to send the files to Tyler.

Thx!

Hi Tyler, I just sent them.  Thanks!

I am running into the same issue when trying to restore our image (which works fine on a number of other models) onto an older 7280.  The log file is large - but these are the lines from the end:

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2023-02-16T14:49:52 Info ExecuteDismCmd : DISM command;
/Apply-Image /ImageFile:"V:\Dell_Images\DIA_Dynamic_202210270725_VMWARE71.wim" /Index:1 /ApplyDir:"S:\\" /NoRpFix /ScratchDir:"O:\\" /english
2023-02-16T14:49:53 Info ApplyIndex : DismExitCode = 0, index applied successfully.
2023-02-16T14:49:53 Info ApplyIndex : WindowsPartition index to be applied...
2023-02-16T14:49:53 Info ExecuteDismCmd : DISM command;
/Apply-Image /ImageFile:"V:\Dell_Images\DIA_Dynamic_202210270725_VMWARE71.wim" /Index:2 /ApplyDir:"O:\\" /NoRpFix /ScratchDir:"O:\\" /english
2023-02-16T14:49:58 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 25
2023-02-16T14:50:19 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 27
2023-02-16T14:50:41 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 29
2023-02-16T14:51:02 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 31
2023-02-16T14:51:23 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 33
2023-02-16T14:51:39 Error ApplyIndex : Error while applying wim index for WindowsPartition
2023-02-16T14:51:39 Error ApplyIndex : Failed to Restore #applywimindex WindowsPartition, DISM exit code 433
2023-02-16T14:51:39 Error CreatePartitionsAndApplyingWimIndexes : Failed to apply wim indexes.
2023-02-16T14:51:39 Debug CreatePartitionsAndApplyingWimIndexes : Applying Wim index and Fixing BCD completed
2023-02-16T14:51:45 Debug ProcessStatusChanged : New values: Started, 35
2023-02-16T14:51:45 Debug RestoreCleanup : Restore cleanup process completed
2023-02-16T14:51:45 Info CleanUp : Restore process failed
2023-02-16T14:51:45 Debug MoveNext : Total time took to restore an image : 343848 Ms

My issue was the result of a "slow USB" - I cloned the image to a better (faster) SSD device and the image took and reboot was successful...

I have the same problem, I use AIX version 11.0.7.3. The .WIM image is Windows 10 22H2. I use USB 3.0