Win11 Solved! Windows Image Repair (DISM command) gets stuck at several tens of percent

This time, we will introduce how to deal with the situation when repairing a Windows image (DISM command) in Windows 11 stops at several tens of percent.

We have received inquiries from users about the issue, but in some environments the DISM command may stop at 62.3% or similar.

Repair a Windows image (DISM commands):

Dism /online /cleanup-image /RestoreHealth

I have experienced the DISM command stopping midway several times.

There is information that the cause of the pause is related to Microsoft servers, but I believe that in most cases it is a display problem.

For example, Windows 11 Windows Update screenThere has been a problem with updates stopping midway for some time, and repairing a Windows image using the DISM command may also be a display issue.

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What to do if DISM command gets stuck at tens of percent

If the DISM command stops at several tens of percent, click once on the Windows PowerShell screen.Activeand press the Enter or Space key on your keyboard.

If it is a display problem, pressing a key will make it work.

If you run the DISM command from the command prompt, it may not work at all and will just display "Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool Version: 10.0.*****.****", so we recommend using Windows PowerShell (Terminal).

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If the above method does not work, try closing Windows PowerShell with the X button and running it again.

Or, restart your PC and try again after a while.

DISM.EXE /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth causes the computer to stop at 62.3%.

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Why does Windows Image Repair (DISM command) get stuck at 62.3%?

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