Dism online cleanup image restorehealth ошибка 1392

Some Windows users are reporting that they’ve recently done a DISM scan that ultimately resulted in the 1392 error code. This issue is confirmed to occur on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.

After investigating this particular issue, it turns out that this particular issue is always related to some kind of system file corruption that is affecting your OS’s ability to identify and replace corrupted system files.

Even though the underlying cause is the same, the fix that you should follow is dependent on a couple of different scenarios that your PC might be dealing with.

Now that you know the reason why you are seeing this error code, here’s a list of verified methods that other affected users have successfully used to fix the issue:

Method 1: Running a ‘CHKDSK Forceofflinefix’ scan

If the DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) utility has previously thrown the 1392 error code, it’s clear that you’re dealing with some kind of corruption issue. One of the quickest ways to fix this problem is to run a ‘/offlinescanandfix‘ scan on the affected volume with the CHKDSK (Check Disk) utility.

What this will essentially do is it will run an offline scan on the specified volume that triggered the 1392 error and fix errors that were previously flagged for corruption. Several affected users have confirmed that this method was the only thing that allowed them to get rid of the 1392 error without having to reset every associated OS file.

If you haven’t tried this yet, follow the instructions below to run a CHKDSK Forceofflinefix scan on the affected drive:

1. Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box. Inside the run box, type ‘cmd’, then press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open up an elevated Command Prompt. When you are prompted by the UAC (User Account Control), click Yes to grant admin access.
2. Inside the elevated Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter to initiate an Offline Scan with the Check Disk Utility:

   chkdsk /offlinescanandfix

3. Wait patiently until the operation is complete, then restart your computer after the process is finished.
4. Once your computer boots back up, run another DISM scan and see if the issue is now fixed.

In case the DISM scan is still ultimately triggering the same 1392 error, move down to the next potential fix below.

Method 2: Running a Full SFC Scan

If you haven’t done this already, the next step you should take is to run a full scan using another built-in tool called SFC (System File Checker). There’s a lot of similarities between DISM and SFC, but the major difference is that SFC doesn’t require an internet connection in order to complete the scan.

So if the reason why you’re seeing the 1392 error is because of a corrupted system file that’s involved in facilitating the download of ‘healthy system files’, going this route might help you avoid the issue altogether.

Some users dealing with the same issue have confirmed that the issue was finally resolved after they run a full SFC scan and allowed the utility to replace the corrupted instances with healthy files from the locally stored archive.

If you’re looking for steps that will allow you to run a Full SFC scan, follow the instructions below:

1. Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box. Next, type ‘cmd’ and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open up an elevated Command Prompt. When you are prompted by the UAC (User Account Control), prompt, click Yes to grant admin access.
2. Inside the elevated Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter to initiate a full SFC scan:

   sfc /scannow

3. Wait patiently until the operation is complete, then restart your computer and do another DISM scan to see if the process is still interrupted abruptly by the 1392 error.

If the issue is still not resolved, move down to the next potential fix below.

Method 3: Running the long DISM Version (Windows 10 Only)

If you already tried both the potential fixes above and you’re still seeing the same 1392 error while running DISM scans, one potential fix is to run a more thorough scan using the long version of the Deployment Image Servicing and Management utility.

By taking the time to create a compatible installation media and mounting it on your computer before initiating a long DISM scan, you will give it heightened permissions and capabilities that will hopefully allow it to fix the system file corruption without the need to refresh every OS component.

If you haven’t tried this yet, follow the instructions below:

Note: The instructions below are only applicable to Windows 10 users. If you’re using an older version, move down to the next method below.

1. Open your default browser and navigate to the Windows 10 download page. Once you are inside, click on the Download tool now button (under Create Windows 10 installation media).
2. Wait until the MediaCreationTool is downloaded, then double-click on it and click Yes at the UAC (User Account Control) when prompted to do so.
3. Next, wait patiently until the app is finished with initializing, then accept the ToS and choose to Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, ISO file) for another PC) before clicking Next.
4. At the next step, uncheck Use the recommended options for this PC and adjust the Language, Edition, and Architecture to make it specific to your current OS version in case the options already selected are incorrect. Once you’ve done that, click on Next once again.
5. At the next prompt, choose ISO file from the options available to you and click on Next once again.
6. As soon as you click Next, you’ll see a Select a path popup that you need to use in order to select a viable location for the .ISO file that you are about to create. After you select the correct location, hit Next one final time and wait until the ISO is successfully created.

   Note: This utility will start by downloading the latest Windows 10 build before turning it into an ISO, so depending on your Internet connection, respect this operation to last a couple of hours.

7. Once the ISO is successfully created, close the Windows 10 setup utility, then use File Explorer to navigate to the location where you created the ISO and double-click on it to mount it on your computer. Click Yes at the confirmation prompt.
8. Once the Windows 10 installation media is successfully created and mounted, press Windows key + R to open up a Run command, then type ‘cmd’ inside the text box and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open up an elevated command prompt.
9. Once you’re inside the elevated CMD prompt, type the following command by being mindful of the placeholder that needs to be replaced:

   DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /source:WIM:X:SourcesInstall.wim:1 /LimitAccess

   Note: Replace X with the drive letter where the iso is located. If you have it in a default location, you’ll most likely find it on the C:/ drive.

10. Wait patiently until the long DISM version scan is performed, then restart your computer at the end of it.
    Note: Keep in mind that this operation will take longer than a standard DISM operation, so depending on the side of your disc and if you’re using SSDs or HHDs, this might take several hours.
11. Once the long DISM version scan is completed, restart your computer and see if the issue is now resolved.

If you still end up encountering the 1392 error code while running a regular scan, move down to the next potential fix below.

Method 4: Refreshing every Windows Component

If none of the potential fixes above have worked in your case, it’s almost certain that you’re dealing with some kind of system file corruption that cannot be solved conventionally. In this case, your only options are to reset every system file belonging to your operating system to ensure that no corrupted instance is causing the 1392 error.

And depending on the time on your hands and the importance of the files you are currently starting on the OS drive, you have 2 options at this point:

• Repair install – If you have a lot of important files on your C: drives and you are short of time, this operation will probably is probably the best choice for you. A repair install (A.K.A. in-place repair) will refresh the vast majority of Windows components without touching any personal files (including apps, games, personal media, user preferences, etc.). But the main drawback of this method is that it doesn’t solve any case of system file corruption and you’ll need compatible installation media in order to get it started. (You already have it if you followed Method 3)
• Clean install – This is the easiest procedure out of the two. You don’t need compatible installation media as you can get this operation started directly from the GUI menus of Windows. However, unless you back up your data in advance you will lose anything personal that’s currently being stored on the OS drive.

Microsoft releases regular Windows 10 updates and patches to keep the OS going with as few issues as possible. However, users still experience a slew of errors and glitches. From software incompatibility to system file damage, various problems can cripple the entire system or result in specific errors that halt certain operations.

Microsoft continues the tradition of leaving built-in Windows tools at the disposal of users because the company’s experts understand that  errors are inevitable. But those tools can spit out errors, too.

You’re on this page because you’re looking for solutions to the DISM error 1392. The DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) tool is responsible for servicing and preparing Windows image files, including those used for repair purposes.

In Windows 10, the tool is used to fetch recovery files that the System File Checker tool uses to replace problematic system files. It can also fix image files when the operating system becomes faulty. The utility is also used for advanced purposes, such as mounting a virtual hard disk or Windows image.

Running DISM involves using the Command Prompt, as it is a command-line tool. These are the most common DISM commands:

• DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /CheckHealth
• DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /ScanHealth
• DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /RestoreHealth

Sometimes, the DISM scan fails with error 1392. Other commands can also produce the error.

What Is the DISM Error 1392?

The full error message reads as follows:

“Error: 1392

The file or directory is corrupt or unreadable”

The message implies that some system files are corrupt or unavailable. An unreadable system file could be the reason you ran the scan in the first place. If the issue isn’t resolved as soon as possible, you’ll experience system-wide problems, such as data losses, crashes, hardware failures, and, in some cases, blue screens of death.

Why Does DISM Fail?

Different system issues can trigger the error. Your antivirus program might be blocking a crucial system file that the tool needs to carry out the scan, or your computer might be under a malware attack. Other possible causes of the problem are listed below:

• Faulty hard disk sectors
• Temporary files
• Application conflicts
• Damaged system files

How to Fix the DISM Error 1392 on Windows 10

One of the solutions in this article will help you resolve the issue for good. You have to follow the solutions as they are arranged to fix the problem as fast as possible.

Temporarily disable your antivirus program

Your antivirus program could be erroneously blocking some system files because it suspects them of being security risks. When this happens, the files in question become unreadable, causing DISM to display the error message. Temporarily disable your protection program, then run the command to check if the issue persists.

You’ll find out how to disable major antivirus programs below.

Windows Security

1. Use the Windows + I keyboard shortcut to launch the Settings application.
2. When the home page of Settings comes up, click on the Update & Security icon.
3. Once the Update & Security page shows up, go to the left pane and click on Windows Security.
4. After that, navigate to the right side of the window and click on Virus & Threat Protection under Protection Areas.
5. Once the Virus & Threat Protection interface appears, scroll down to the Virus & Threat Protection Settings section, and then click on Manage Settings.
6. When you get to the Virus & Threat Protection Settings page, turn off the Real-Time Protection toggle.
7. Try running the DISM scan.

AVG

1. Head to the right end of your taskbar and right-click on AVG’s icon.
2. If the icon isn’t visible on the taskbar, click on the “Show hidden icons” arrow to expand the system tray.
3. Once the hidden icons appear, right-click on AVG’s icon and turn off the Protection switch.
4. When the confirmation dialog window pops up, click on OK, STOP.

McAfee

1. Go to your taskbar’s far-right section and click on the “Show hidden icons” arrow to expand the system tray.
2. When you see the expanded system tray, right-click on the McAfee icon.
3. Place your mouse pointer over Change Settings, and then select Real-time Scanning.
4. Once you see the Real-Time Scanning interface, navigate to the bottom of the screen and click on the Turn Off button.
5. Next, go to the drop-down menu under “When do you want to resume real-time scanning?” after the Turn Off dialog window pops up, and then choose how long you want to keep Real-Time Scanning turned off.
6. Now click on Turn Off and try running the command.

Avast

1. Go to your taskbar’s far-right edge and click on the “Show hidden icons” arrow to expand the system tray.
2. When you see the expanded system tray, right-click on the Avast icon.
3. Navigate to “Avast shields control.”
4. Click on Disable for “Avast shields control” and set a duration.
5. Now try running the command.

Kaspersky

1. Head to the right of your taskbar.
2. Click on “Show hidden icons” if the Kaspersky icon is not on the taskbar. Right-click on the icon once you see it.
3. Once the context menu shows up, select Pause Protection.
4. After you see the Pause Protection dialog window, you can pause protection for a specified duration, until you start the application again, or until you choose to resume real-time protection.
5. Click on Pause Protection after choosing an option.
6. You can now try running the command.

Run a full malware scan

If turning off the antivirus program does not resolve the problem, you have to eliminate the possibility of malware infection. Some malware applications are designed to infiltrate system folders and behave like system files. In some cases, they might tamper with or replace individual system files to escape discovery.

You have to run a full malware scan and allow the antivirus program to check your system folders. Running the full scan shouldn’t be an issue, as you can easily find the option on the first page of your antivirus tool’s GUI.

If you use Windows Security, follow these steps to run the full scan:

1. Use the Windows + I keyboard shortcut to launch the Settings application.
2. When the home page of Settings comes up, click on the Update & Security icon.
3. Once the Update & Security page shows up, go to the left pane and click on Windows Security.
4. After that, navigate to the right side of the window and click on Virus & Threat Protection under Protection Areas.
5. Once the Virus & Threat Protection interface appears, click on Scan Options.
6. After you see the Scan Options page, select Full Scan, and then click on Scan Now.
7. The Full Scan usually runs longer than the Quick Scan, as it goes into deeper areas.
8. Once the scan is complete, allow the tool to remove any malware that it finds and restart your system.
9. You can now try running the command.

Remove temporary files

Temporary files serve a purpose for a short period, after which they become useless. However, they go on to cause problems, especially when they become corrupt. In some cases, you’ll have to flush out leftover installation files or files that are yet to be installed, such as Windows Update files.

You’ll find out how to remove temporary files using the Disk Cleanup utility and the Settings application.

Use Disk Cleanup:

1. Navigate to the taskbar and click on the folder icon to open a File Explorer window. The Windows + E keyboard shortcut is another means of summoning a File Explorer window.
2. Once File Explorer opens, go to the left pane and click on This PC.
3. Head to the right pane, right-click on your first drive and click on Properties.
4. Immediately the Properties dialog window opens, click on Disk Cleanup.
5. Once the Disk Cleanup utility scans your temporary files and shows you the files to delete, select the ones you want to remove and click on OK.
6. Click on the “Clean up system files” button to get rid of system files that are no longer in use.
7. After that, try running the DISM command and check for the problem.

Here’s how to use the Settings application to clear out temporary files:

1. Open the Settings application by pressing the Windows + I keyboard shortcut.
2. After the home page of Settings appears, click on System.
3. Go to the left pane of the System page and click on Storage.
4. On the right side of the page, you’ll see the Storage tab, where information about your system’s hard drive is displayed.
5. Click on Temporary Files.
6. Windows will now scan your temporary files and list them according to their categories, showing you the size of each file.
7. Use the boxes beside the categories to select the ones you want to delete, and then click on the Remove Files button at the top of the page.
8. Allow Windows to remove the files, and then try running the command to check if the error still occurs.

You can automate the removal of temporary files and other problematic entities, like corrupt registry keys, by installing Auslogics BoostSpeed.

The tool has many system optimization algorithms that help it track such items and remove them.

Run CHKDSK

The problem might lie with your hard disk. If the file that DISM needs to work is located in a bad sector, this may result in the error in question. You can quickly resolve that problem by running the CHKDSK command.

First, we’ll show you how to run the CHKDSK tool via your regular user interface. If that doesn’t get the job done, we’ll show you how to run the tool in Command Prompt.

Follow the guide below to run the CHKDSK tool via File Explorer:

1. Click on the folder icon in your taskbar to open a File Explorer window. The Windows + E keyboard shortcut is another means of summoning a File Explorer window.
2. Once File Explorer opens, go to the left pane and click on This PC.
3. Head to the right pane, right-click on your first drive and click on Properties.
4. Immediately the Properties dialog window opens, switch to the Tools tab and click on the Check button under Error Checking.
5. Once you see the “You don’t need to scan this drive” dialog, click on Scan Drive.
6. The CHKDSK utility will now begin to scan your hard disk for errors.
7. Once the scan is complete, a dialog will appear showing you the results.

If going through File Explorer does not work, use an elevated Command Prompt window to run a more thorough check of the hard disk. Follow the guide below:

1. Open the Run dialog box by right-clicking the Start button and clicking on Run in the Power User menu. Tapping the Windows and R keys simultaneously will also launch the dialog box.
2. Once Run opens, type “CMD” into the text field, and then press Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
3. Once the User Account Control dialog requests permission to run the Command Prompt as an administrator, click on Yes.
4. Immediately the Command Prompt window appears, type in the line below and hit the Enter key:

chkdsk C: /f /r /x

Note that the letter “C” in the command is a placeholder for your Windows volume drive letter.

The additional command switches do the following:

The “/x” parameter allows the tool to unmount the volume before it is scanned.

The “/r” parameter allows the tool to look for bad sectors and recover any readable information.

The “/f” parameter allows the tool to fix any error that it finds during the scan.

If the message below shows up, then the volume you are trying to scan is currently busy. Tap the Y key if the Command Prompt asks you to schedule the scan for your next reboot:

“Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another process. Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N)”

After pressing Y, reboot your PC to complete the check, then try carrying out your backup and check for the error.

Restore your system to an earlier state

Suppose the problem started after you made significant changes to your system, such as installing or uninstalling a program or a driver. In that case, you can reverse them by running System Restore. Windows creates automatic restore points to help you return your system to a previous state if issues like this occur.

The following steps will show you how to perform a system restore:

1. Open the Start menu and type “System restore.”
2. Click on “Create a restore point” in the search results.
3. Once the System Properties dialog window opens, click on the System Restore button.
4. Click on Next on the first page of the System Restore wizard. You can select “Choose a different restore point” if you don’t want to use the recommended restore point.
5. Select a restore point and click Next.
6. Click on Finish and allow your system to restart.
7. Your system will be restored.
8. Once your computer reboots, check for the problem.

Reset Windows

If nothing works, then you should consider resetting your operating system. You can keep your files, but your applications and preferences will be lost.

Follow these steps to reset your Windows 10 PC properly:

1. Click on the Start menu and select the Settings icon above the Power icon.
2. Once the Settings interface appears, click on the Update & Security icon at the bottom of the screen.
3. Next, go to the left side of the Update & Security page and click on Recovery.
4. Navigate to the right side of the screen and click on Get Started under Reset this PC.
5. Once the “Reset this PC” setup wizard appears, select “Keep my files” or “Remove everything” under Choose an Option, depending on your preference.
6. If you go for “Keep my files,” Windows will keep your files intact, but your apps and settings will return to their defaults. If you select “Remove everything,” Windows will wipe out all your files, including your installed apps and settings, and the OS will ask if you want to clean your hard drive.
7. Once you’ve chosen what you’d like to keep, click on the Next button, then click on Reset.
8. Allow Windows to complete the job.

Conclusion

The DISM error 1392 shouldn’t bug you any longer. If you have any questions or want to share your experience, please use the comments section below.

Dism.exe ошибка 1392 обычно отображается всякий раз, когда файл или каталог поврежден и не читается.

Расположение, указанное в сообщении об ошибке, указывает, что некоторые временные файлы повреждены. Поскольку файлы являются только временными, одно из быстрых исправлений, которые вы можете сделать, – это удалить упомянутый файл в сообщении об ошибке и проверить, сохраняется ли проблема.

Ошибка вызвана отсутствием системных файлов или поврежденными поврежденными данными, которые следует исправить как можно скорее, чтобы предотвратить дальнейшее повреждение оборудования и приложений, так как это может привести к сбоям системы, потере данных или отказу оборудования в большинстве случаев.

Ошибка 1392 проявляется в таких проблемах, как предупреждающие сообщения, замедление или отставание производительности ПК, зависание системы, проблемы с блокировкой программ, запуском или завершением работы, а также с ошибками при установке приложений или других программ и обновлений.

Если вы попытались удалить временный файл и ничего не произошло, попробуйте другие решения, перечисленные здесь.

Как исправить ошибку Dism.exe 1392

1. 1. Выполнить сканирование SFC
   2. Запустите Check disk, чтобы проверить и исправить ошибки диска
   3. Временно отключить антивирусную программу
   4. Сканирование вашего компьютера на наличие вредоносных программ
   5. Очистите ненужные файлы с помощью Disk Cleanup
   6. Выполните восстановление системы

Решение 1. Выполните сканирование SFC

Всякий раз, когда вы обнаружите ошибку dism.exe 1392, скорее всего, есть поврежденные файлы, и программа проверки системных файлов вызовет такие файлы, так как сканирует все защищенные системные файлы, а затем заменяет неправильные версии подлинными, правильными версиями Microsoft.

• Нажмите Пуск .
• Перейдите в поле поиска и введите CMD .
• Перейдите в Командную строку .
• Нажмите правой кнопкой мыши и выберите Запуск от имени администратора .

• Введите sfc/scannow

• Нажмите Enter .

Перезагрузите компьютер и проверьте, исчезла ли ошибка dism.exe 1392.

Решение 2. Запустите проверку диска, чтобы проверить и исправить ошибки диска

Вы должны очень часто использовать инструмент проверки диска для проверки целостности дисков. Это проверяет диски и может исправить многие типы распространенных ошибок на дисках FAT16, FAT32 и NTFS. Один из способов, с помощью которого Check Disk обнаруживает ошибки, заключается в сравнении растрового изображения тома с секторами диска, назначенными файлам в файловой системе.

Check Disk не может восстановить поврежденные данные в файлах, которые кажутся структурно неповрежденными. Вы можете запустить Check Disk из командной строки или через графический интерфейс.

• Нажмите правой кнопкой мыши на Пуск и выберите Командная строка (администратор) .

• Введите следующую команду: chkdsk/f h: и нажмите клавишу ввода (h – это диск с проблемой disk.exe ошибка 1392)

Вы также можете попробовать следующую команду: chkdsk/F/R и затем нажмите enter

Примечание. Check Disk проанализирует диск и выдаст сообщение о состоянии, в котором он обнаружил возникшие проблемы. Если вы не укажете дополнительные параметры, Check Disk не будет устранять проблемы, но для поиска и исправления ошибок на диске C используйте chkdsk/f C: .

Когда вы используете эту команду, Check Disk выполняет анализ диска, а затем исправляет все найденные ошибки, если диск не используется. Если он используется, Check Disk отображает запрос, который спрашивает, хотите ли вы запланировать проверку диска при следующей перезагрузке системы. Нажмите да , чтобы запланировать эту проверку.

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Полный синтаксис для Check Disk выглядит следующим образом:
CHKDSK [том [[путь] имя файла]] [/ F] [/ V] [/ R] [/ X] [/ I] [/ C ] [/ L [: размер]]

• V предназначен для громкости , чтобы настроить громкость для работы с
• путь/имя файла . Указывает файлы для проверки на фрагментацию (только FAT16 и FAT32).
• /F Исправляет ошибки на диске
• /V . Отображает полный путь и имя каждого файла на диске (FAT16 и FAT32); отображает сообщения очистки, если таковые имеются (NTFS)
• /R Находит поврежденные сектора и восстанавливает читаемую информацию (подразумевается/F)
• /X . Вынуждает том сначала отключиться при необходимости (подразумевается/F).
• /I Выполняет минимальную проверку записей индекса (только NTFS)
• /C Пропускает проверку циклов в структуре папок (только NTFS)
• /L: размер . Устанавливает размер файла журнала (только NTFS).
• /B Повторная оценка сбойных кластеров на томе (только NTFS; подразумевает/R)

Решение 3. Временно отключите антивирусную программу

• Перейдите на панель задач рядом с часами и щелкните значок антивирусного программного обеспечения
• Щелкните по нему правой кнопкой мыши
• Выберите опцию, чтобы отключить

Примечание. Антивирусное программное обеспечение может помочь защитить компьютер от вирусов и других угроз безопасности. В большинстве случаев вы не должны отключать его. Если вам необходимо временно отключить его для установки другого программного обеспечения, включите его снова, как только вы закончите.

Если вы подключены к Интернету или сети, когда антивирусное программное обеспечение отключено, ваш компьютер открыт для атак.

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Решение 4. Сканирование компьютера на наличие вредоносных программ

Ошибка dism.exe 1392 может быть связана с заражением вашего компьютера вредоносным ПО, так как они могут повредить, повредить или даже удалить файлы, связанные с ошибками во время выполнения, или ошибка может быть связана с компонентом вредоносной программы. Проведите полное сканирование, чтобы исключить проблемы с вредоносным ПО.

Решение 5. Удалите ненужные файлы с помощью очистки диска

По мере использования компьютера со временем накапливаются ненужные файлы, а если они не очищены, они могут привести к замедлению работы компьютера или его зависанию, а также могут вызвать ошибку dism.exe 1392 из-за конфликтов файлов или перегрузки жесткого диска.

Их очистка может устранить ошибку и повысить производительность и скорость вашего компьютера.

• Войдите в систему как администратор .
• Нажмите Пуск и выберите Проводник .
• Разверните Этот компьютер .
• Нажмите правой кнопкой мыши на Локальный диск (C:) и выберите Свойства .
• Перейдите на вкладку Инструменты .

• В разделе Оптимизировать и дефрагментировать диск выберите Оптимизировать .

• Нажмите «Применить», затем нажмите «Ввод» или «ОК».

Решение 6. Выполните восстановление системы

• Нажмите Пуск .
• Перейдите в поле поиска и введите Восстановление системы .
• Нажмите Создать точку восстановления в списке результатов поиска.

• Введите пароль учетной записи администратора или предоставьте разрешения, если будет предложено
• В диалоговом окне Восстановление системы нажмите Восстановление системы .

• Нажмите Далее .
• Нажмите точку восстановления, созданную до возникновения проблемы
• Нажмите Далее .
• Нажмите Готово .

Чтобы вернуться к точке восстановления, выполните следующие действия:

• Нажмите правой кнопкой мыши Пуск .
• Выберите Панель управления .
• В поле поиска панели управления введите Восстановление .
• Выберите Восстановление .

• Нажмите Открыть восстановление системы .

• Нажмите Далее .
• Выберите точку восстановления, связанную с проблемной программой/приложением, драйвером или обновлением
• Нажмите Далее .
• Нажмите Готово .

Другие вещи, которые можно попробовать:

• Обновите драйверы вашего компьютера, поскольку ошибки 1392 могут быть связаны с повреждением или устареванием драйверов устройств. Поиск точного драйвера для проблемы dism.exe error 1392 может быть трудным, но вы можете использовать инструмент обновления драйверов для автоматизации процесса.Ошибка может быть не связана с драйверами, но хорошо убедиться, что все драйверы обновлены для оптимальной производительности ПК
• Установите все доступные обновления Windows, так как Microsoft постоянно обновляет системные файлы, связанные с ошибкой, поэтому решение проблем с ошибками во время выполнения может быть выполнено путем установки последних обновлений или пакетов обновления или других регулярно выпускаемых исправлений
• Удалите и установите заново программу, связанную с ошибкой dism.exe 1392.
• Выполните чистую установку Windows. Сделайте резервную копию всех ваших файлов и данных, прежде чем начать этот трудоемкий процесс. Это последнее средство в попытке решить проблему с ошибкой 1392, но она сотрет все с вашего жесткого диска, поэтому вы можете начать с новой системы. Это также очищает накопленный мусор.

Примечание. Если после чистой установки ошибка dism.exe не устранена, ошибки времени выполнения не связаны с программным обеспечением, а связаны с оборудованием, поэтому замените оборудование, вызывающее ошибку dism.exe 1392.