Before Google was flooded with terrible search results, it was easy finding out what every Windows error code meant. Now the top answers are usually paid-content garbage instructing you to run Windows Update, sfc /scannow, or perform a clean reinstall.
This is useless advice, since you just installed from a custom ISO.
If you have some Windows background, try the Error Lookup Tool. While it doesn't explain the reason behind the error, it prints the right error message to investigate.
0x80070002 -> FILE_NOT_FOUND
This is useless advice, since you just installed from a custom ISO.
If you have some Windows background, try the Error Lookup Tool. While it doesn't explain the reason behind the error, it prints the right error message to investigate.
0x80070002 -> FILE_NOT_FOUND
Err_6.4.5.exe 080070002
# for hex 0x80070002 / decimal -2147024894
COR_E_FILENOTFOUND corerror.h
DIERR_NOTFOUND dinput.h
DIERR_OBJECTNOTFOUND dinput.h
STIERR_OBJECTNOTFOUND stierr.h
DRM_E_WIN32_FILE_NOT_FOUND windowsplayready.h
E_FILE_NOT_FOUND wpc.h
# as an HRESULT: Severity: FAILURE (1), FACILITY_NTWIN32 (0x7), Code 0x2
# for hex 0x2 / decimal 2
STATUS_WAIT_2 ntstatus.h
# as an HRESULT: Severity: FAILURE (1), FACILITY_WIN32 (0x7), Code 0x2
ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND winerror.h
# The system cannot find the file specified.
# 8 matches found for "0x080070002"