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Try this command (yes, in the tools folder)
DIR recovery.img
Does it tell you how big the file is, or say "File Not Found" (or similar)?
If you get a "File not Found" message, just type the command (same place)
DIR /w /p
and look through the list of files - is the recovery.img file in there? Is it the right size? Is it named wrong? Is the capitalization wrong (that's a long shot with the command window, but just checking)
There are some obscure things that could make this situation more complicated than it appears - for instance if the file was incompletely downloaded and it was still locked, or you have NTFS permission problems (where the file was downloaded or copied into place by one Windows user, and you are logged in as another user without read permissions). At the moment though, I'm tending to believe it's something simpler than that.
???
Try this command (yes, in the tools folder)
DIR recovery.img
Does it tell you how big the file is, or say "File Not Found" (or similar)?
If you get a "File not Found" message, just type the command (same place)
DIR /w /p
and look through the list of files - is the recovery.img file in there? Is it the right size? Is it named wrong? Is the capitalization wrong (that's a long shot with the command window, but just checking)
There are some obscure things that could make this situation more complicated than it appears - for instance if the file was incompletely downloaded and it was still locked, or you have NTFS permission problems (where the file was downloaded or copied into place by one Windows user, and you are logged in as another user without read permissions). At the moment though, I'm tending to believe it's something simpler than that.
???
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