With the help of Dell Technical Support I tried the same operation using a DVD-r & DVD -RW disc. I was not hopeful it would work as my R10 with the same version of Windows installed did work creating a Repair Disc on CD-R and I saw no reason a simpler machine would have a larger image…   However my XPS13Plus and XPS13 image is larger for some reason, and it did work using at DVD-R and DVD-RW disc .  Images were 770-790M which is much larger than I have seen documented before. Regards, Peter
Hi, I’m running Windows 11 Pro 64-bit (22h2 update) and I’m trying to use Windows Backup and Restore (Windows 7) to create back-up media…  The system image was straight forward onto a network drive.  Using “Create a system repair disc” burning to a CD-ROM I get the error “The provided stream to write is too large for the currently installed media (0xC0AA0404)”.  I understand the image size is about ~450MB and I have ~700MB CD-R loaded and it has always worked on previous XPS systems…  Any ideas?   I found this [URL] from 2014 that states   The error is caused the interference in the disk creation process by the DBROverlayIcon.dll file which is a component of Dell Backup and Recovery. A workaround to create the disk can be achieved with the following steps: Right-click the start pearl, click explore. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Dell Backup and Recovery\Components\Shell In that folder right-click the DBROverlayIcon.dll and rename it to DBROverlayIcon.old Exit explorer and reboot the system You should now be able to create the Windows Repair Disk.    I looked for the directory mentioned and DBROverlayIcon DLL with no luck so not sure if it is the same problem?   Thanks in advance, Peter
Error: The provided stream to write is too large for the currently installed 
media (0xC0AA