Windows 10 and 11 Wont Boot, How To Fix UEFI Partition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2023
- Is your system not booting or has something else gone wrong with the UEFI bootloader? If so, this video will show you how to completely rebuild the UEFI bootloader to fix just about any booting problem your having with a GPT or UEFI system.
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diskpart
list disk
sel disk 0
list vol
assign letter=v
format V: /fs:fat32
bcdboot c:\windows /s v: /f UEFI
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Thanks a lot. UFEI and boot failures are just scary especially when you don't have absolutely everything backed up.
You're such a great resource and your explanations are so good and straightforward.
I just got a new 7945HX laptop and I've heard that you should not update the BIOS when asked; so I need to sort that but just love this processor (CB=34800!).
Thanks for all you do! It is nice to have someone that has your back when you are in PC-Hell...
in my experience all windows systems are faulty and conflicts in software and problems with registry (by too much install deleting and then installing again the same software). theres always some f... issue and the fastest solution is re-installing Windows instead of searching for a needle in a haystack. I loose more time trying to find a solution unless the solution is obvious! so many hours wasted no thanks new install keep the old files no need to back up because theyr always on an another partition. 😊
So I definately was in a state where I could not boot into windows and man am I thankful for you taking one for the team and making this tutorial. You both taught me something new and walked me through a process I thought I was gonna be stuck in forever. I am am seriously so thankful. Will be watching more videos to see what else I can learn since I have a new PC I plan to build this year.
SO GLAD that I've found this video instead of those crappy tutorials on google that just are adverts for shady boot programs for USB drives. It actually helped me and let me understand what was the problem in the first place. Giga props
Wish I had seen this first, Google is useless.
I'm so glad you speak English.
I would have been completely lost without your video! Thank you so much for this. I appreciate you explaining the steps instead of just moving through them. I work with subject matter experts every day and you're a really great educator on top of knowing your stuff. Those two things don't often go hand in hand. kudos
What was the problem you were facing
Was it that when you choose a boot device it brings you back to the UEFI menu ?
I'm facing this problem and I want to be sure before trying
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Windows Boot Manager
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identifier device path description locale inherit flightsigning default resumeobject displayorder
toolsdisplayorder timeout
{bootmgr} partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume22
NEFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BOOTMGFW.EFI
Windows Boot Manager en-US {globalsettings}
Yes {default} {fd6ca171-263-11ee-a5f8-3c7c3f4e0c71} {default}
{C2f02f37-2ad7-11ee-9d6d-934797974ffa} {memdiag}
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Windows Boot Loader
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{default}
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partition=L:
path
\WINDOWS\system32\winload.efi
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Windows 11
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Recovery
recoveryenabled
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isolatedcontext
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allowedinmemorysettings 0x15000075
partition=L:
osdevice
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OptIn
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Windows Boot Loader
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{c2f02f37-2ad7-11ee-9d6d-934797974ffa}
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\WINDOWS\system32\winload.efi
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With a few slight modifications to what you did because my situation was a little different I was able to get Windows back up and running, I really appreciate this video!
I have been working to fix this problem for 6 months! As you said, other online solutions did not solve it. Thank you.
Did you lose data?
Besides the benefit of hands on learning and a working windows 11 system, I walked away wanting more. I'm going to use your videos as a classroom. You really know how to teach a class. The info is clear, concise, logical and presentation simple and to the point. The video is very interesting. Thanks.
This actually helps a bunch. Thank you! It was a great learning experience to follow what you did here! Actually got my PC back and running but did end up losing game files but there is more to just gaming in life so it's fine 👍
Congratulations for this vídeo! I had tried several others ways to fix the "Windows dont boot after SSD upgrade" issue and it was the only one that solved it!
Man! i was stuck for eight hours trying to fix this. The ONLY thing you missed was you has to also map your windows partition drive letter and use it in the line to recreate the UFI.... You are a Genius!!!!
Thank you so much for this video. I stupidly deleted the bootloader using the AOMEI partition tool without understanding. After restart saw a black screen with "reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key issue". Frantically was looking for an online solution (which also included clean installed that failed) for hours and came across your video. Just with faith, tried your guide and it fixed the corrupted boot. Didn't lose any personal data as it was a new machine I was tinker.
Love this series. Keep em coming!
Props to you, if only more guides were done with the same level of quality, we might actually fix our issues faster!
I’ve been building and working on windows pc’s for years! I cannot tell you how many times I’ve had to fix peoples systems who have ruined their boot files. Every time I painfully followed a tutorial, hoping it would be the last time I’ll tell you this after watching this I got it down pat and I’ve even tested it!!!Thank you so much.!
Moved and rebuilt my Windows UEFI boot. Worked perfectly. Now using separate bootable drives for Win 11 and Fedora with no interaction between them. Now windows can't screw it up!!! Thank you!!!
THANK YOU!!! This was an absolute life saver. After 10+ hours of googleing and attempting other fixes on youtube, this FINALLY did the trick. I had my reservations as i was unable to back my machine up. I was able to manually back up my user files using cmd, but that was about as "backed up" as i could get, so had no choice but to take the risk in the formatting. I had few slight differences, but for the most part, everything worked the same. Only thing i couldnt then work out was at the very end when you mentioned using the USB stick again and upgrading the pc. Thank you again, cant express my gratitude enough.
You don't use the USB stick again. You run the Media creation tool and select "Upgrade" instead of creating a recovery USB.
Thanks a lot! Para la gente que hable en español: Este es el mejor tutorial que he encontrado, funciona correctamente, lo pueden seguir casi al pie de la letra sin entender inglés, salvo en la parte en la que tienen que elegir la partición de UEFI, pero ahí lo único que deben tener en cuenta es que es la participación de 100 megas
LIFESAVER!!! Mission critical system, with failure after a SSD drive upgrade via clone. Would not boot afterwards, was about to panic until I found your video. I followed your instructions, which did EXACTLY what you said it would, thus saving time and money, avoided downtime, and probably saved my job!
Thank you so much! You're a life saver. I accidentally deleted my boot partition by reformatting my old drive after cloning. Your direct and simple steps helped me recover my boot partition. Thanks again!
An interesting thing to know is that you can create a virtual drive (VHD) and boot from this in the bcdboot database. This is a great way to 'dual boot' if you want two copies of Windows (one being a sandbox) or to tinker on a system without affecting the main system.
you seem like you know what your doing so i would like to ask for your help
in the middle of the video when i did V: /fs:fat32 it started installing something thats not what happend to the guy who made the video however do you know how to help me in that case?
Outstanding content and delivery. As an old DJ, I want to compliment you on your voice, tone and delivery. I really enjoyed the video and would enjoy one on MBR restore as well. Thanks
Thank you for being the only useful content creater explaining it step by step ffs 20 vids later and i finally found yours. Thank you
Fantastic! Thank you so much for this video and your hard work. I had looked around lots of 'help' places with no luck and then I found your video which has fixed my boot problem. Great job!
Lifesaver! I was meshing around with another Windows installation and suddenly my main bootloader was screwed. This video helped a lot to get it back. Thanks man!
same here, i hope this works for me !!
I needed this video so much bro!! My other laptop is just resting on my bed for more than a month... I agree i was lazy to fix it but you just made the video on the exact same problem im facing. Love your content keep it up
Glad it helped.
@@CyberCPU Please please do a video of how to rebuild : SEARCH INDEX in Windows 10?
Man!! You saved one of my production Computers! I was stuck in the Bios for two weeks! So Grateful for your work!
This helped me so much!! I shutdown my computer and turned it back on and I got this windows 11 boot error and nothing seemed to work. Watched this video and you helped me immensely and fixed my computer! Thank you so much!! 💕
So refreshing to get decent instruction on EFI, boot, and navigating to a fix! You've saved me hours - thanks!
Glad it helped!
Very much appreciate this content. I was just about to give up and abandon the data on my unbootable drive. Your walk-through was the right amount of simple, patient, and thorough. And I especially like it because it worked. 😂
Mate, I can't thank you enough for this! I have been seeing this issue plenty i my line of work as a tech. I can now offer more help to more customers with this experience, thank you so much for this walkthrough!
truly deserving channel on TH-cam! perfectly step by step guide. Problem solved 100%! Million Stars!!
Thanks for the great video. This brought back a laptop from the edge of a complete rebuild. Great demo of the process, and explanation along the way.
Is this for when bios opens instead of windows?
Thank you for the great UEFI lesson and for pointing out the downsides
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community. There are not many of you good guys left on the internet.
I wish you only the best and keep up your good work.
Followed your instructions to the letter and managed to get my new ssd boot drive working! Thanks so much for your technical wizardry, my guy!
The problems began when I updated to Windows 11.
How to resolve?
@@rg__foxyProbably go back to Windows 10
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Same here bro I was just updating windows then the blinking cursor came out and the boot's won't work no more
Did you ever find a fix ?
I am going to try this on my laptop. I am so grateful for videos like yours that helps us who can't afford to pay someone to fix it for us. I love learning new things. Thank you so much for sharing your video.
I cannot believe that I followed your step by step video and my computer is back on for the first time in over 6 months!! That was amazing!! and you are amazing and incredible!! WOW!!
Thanx this helped me so much. I was helplessly stuck trying to boot windows after a normal reboot after a software update. You’ve got a new subscriber from me.
Excellent tutorial. I would appreciate seeing a tutorial for MBR partitions. Thanks again.
Read my comment above (5/14/23) for a possible fix for you.
Just reformat the drive and re install.
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Dude YATB!!!! You are incredible, my desktop would not boot up from my m.2 drive. I thought I was toast, but thanks to your video I am now back in business. This will sound made up, but I literally spent 2 days and countless hours trying to clone my M.2 drive to an SSD because I did not think my motherboard supported an m.2 boot. I am embarrassed to say I went out and bought a new motherboard, new memory, new cooler, etc. and rebuilt my PC, still did not work. I worked on this since 2am and could not get it to work, went to bed and woke up and started another Clone software. it was running from the am until 7:30 pm with 23% complete before I found your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I'm pretty much exactly where you were! so many new parts, so much time, so sad and frustrating! Had micro-center build a $3,600 computer for my son. For 3 months it worked well, for the last 3 months it's consumed more time and another $650-$700.
If this doesn't fix it my head will explode. . . 🤞
Thank you! This fixed my problem. You really helped me, especially since you spent time explaining all the steps in between and how to look things up. It allowed me to be able to troubleshoot my custom problem.
Can't believe this worked, I have tried so many other tutorials that rarely worked! Thank you !:)
Thanks a lot for this very clear demonstration. It's very easy to understand you due to your attentive comments. I finally can boot windows 11 on my new SSD 🎉 And it was so exciting to use the command line that wake me app to learn it's functionality further! Thanks for all your attentive help ❤
Great video. I actually tried a few years ago to fix a system under w7 that had a corrupted boot/os and was never able to. The problem there was that when windows was updating or fixing an issue there was a power failure just during the boot screen, and it messed everything; it only loaded an error screen and not even boot options. Can't remember if it had a MBR or what, but I am glad to know that there are easyier methods to fix this for w10 or w11.
Windows 7 would have been MBR. UEFI was supported in Windows 7 but it was very rare to see a system using it.
Hello my friend, can you please help me? My laptop just died during startup because it had very low battery. Now it keeps going to bios screen and Windows doesn't load. Would this video help me?
Hey I have the same issue but it's windows 10, whenever I want to open anything like reset or startup fix it crashes with error session 1 initialization failed, how did you fix it? Should I do the video? Don't wanna mess it up even more.
There are many videos for Legacy boot. Few people know about UEFI. Thank you, you helped me a lot! I am grateful to you
thank you for this! installed two os in two hdds and one does not want to boot up when the other hdd is disconnected. just followed your video and now it works!
5:32 ISO files can be stored as regular files and can be written to USB memory media to boot and OS from there. So you can have less USB memory media than ISO images on your hard drive.
You, sir, are a hero! Was about 5 minutes away from completely reinstalling windows before I finally found your video, thank you so much!
Is this for when BIOS opens instead of windows? That's the problem i have...
Thank you, thank you, thank you. After four days of struggling you fixed my boot problem in minutes. Kudos, liked, subscribed.
Thank you!
I accidentally deleted my complete boot sequence when cloning from an HDD to SSD and then wiping the original HDD (with the boot sequence)
This helped like a charm! You reaaaally made my day!
Your a straight savage for that one man. Been following several other videos trying to fix the damn loop "windows cannot repair automatically" and none of these guys made it so simple as to just rebuild the whole boot partition manually... derrrrr. You are the man. Wish I found your video first. Would have saved me half a days wasted time. Thanks again. "Someone get the man a beer!" Wooohooooo! Life saver...
Glad it helped.
i cant find my windows folder and users folder any tips?
@@MigzAztig21 both folders should be on your boot drive. Probably C:
Replaced my older ssd with a m.2 nvme ssd went through all the dir of my c drive really couldnt find users and windows install. so I did a fresh install just disconnected my other drives so i dont wipe em. Now im trying to figure out how i can get the data from my old ssd like apps, photos, and important files
Thanks so much! Great video saved me a lot of time. I ran into this situation because I had win10 on one drive and win11 on the other in the same system and I would boot between them. Then I wanted to remove the drive that had win11 so I could use it for storage on my server. Once I removed it I was no longer able to boot to windows because the boot partition was actually just stored on that one drive.
OMG that was a super clear explanation, I was indeed able to recover my broken UEFI partition. Thank you SO MUCH!!!!
hey man, I've been having this problem since 2 days and I couldn't use my pc as I wanted.
I've searched hours long for forums and other videos, but sincerely your 19 minute video helped me out to fix it completely!!!!
❤Man ! This is probably the best video I've encountered in the computer tech content. Thank you so much❤
I wish TH-cam could allow thousand likes at a time !
Glad it helped.
The reason LIST VOL showed the USB drive is because VOL is independant from the selected disk, and shows all volumes on the system. You did not do it wrong, however it was not necessary to select the disk when you are using the volumes as a reference. If you do select the disk, LIST PART is more accurate as it will show the partitions on the selected disk. Both will give you the same results, but just wanted to let you know that you do not need to select the disk if you are going to select the volume rather than the partition.
Thanks for the comment.
@@CyberCPU Just got the repair loop issue, when in advanced options on each the options it asks for password but does not recognise it, is there so many try`s limit on it ? and is there a workaround ? ... really stuck as it`s my main use laptop....
@CyberCPU sent email to you. Please please reply can't help you if you can't. At least I will know you actually seen the email. thx so much...email is from rkral
Mine only shows disk 0
Brilliant! Followed this guide after a Windows update blue screened my PC and broke the UEFI boot. Typing this comment from my now restored machine. Clear and engaging walk through, thank you!
1:48 am
For real. When he said he was going to intentionally break the boot I thought he was going to just click update and restart
I followed your windows drive Clone guide, and had an MBR error when the coming was finished! Trying to boot the new drive, it wouldn't boot, so I followed this guide, and recreated UEFI Boot and now it's working :)
Rich, this tutorial has literally saved my ass TWICE now on two different systems! So glad I bookmarked it a couple of months back so I could go through it again today. This thing with the Windows bootloader getting messed up/corrupted is getting pretty tiresome. Maybe it's just time I bought a Mac!
Bootloaders don't typically get corrupted very often. You may have a bad hard drive. Check out my video on testing hard drives.
@@CyberCPUwell my life sucks lol I did everything did not boot just has that blue screen an now the V: drive can't be found fuk🎉 I did not even have that specific blue screen till I tried this method
@@CyberCPUmy drives are all good and health on all scans. I tried using the same format partition the fat32 efi partition and created the boot files just like you showed. Now when my computer rebooted it stated hard drive can’t be found fo3 error. I found the c drive has now become raw and I didn’t format this drive but the v drive as you had shown 😂. Anyways I ran a chkdsk command it fixed the c drive and I can see my c dir with everything ( don’t know what it has fixed as it wasn’t able to do log of it as message stated this. Anyways please tell me how can I get my system back. I have seen all videos and this has happened after a windows update that made my system get blue screen of death 💀. How can I install my windows ? 😔 as I don’t know the keys to this windows. Big mistake on my part 😢
As a PC technician, I'm very appreciative of this video, we see these issues all the time when we fix computers. Thank yo sir.
I'm working on a video right now for MBR. It's turning out to be a lot more complicated. Mostly because Microsoft's tools don't work in the most recent versions of recovery.
I had a broken MBR but this was a great video!
I thought I was going to have to format my pc and lose a bunch of files. Normally boot problems I’ve had in the past were solved by the simple one click boot repair on the windows USB but this time you saved my pc, thanks man!
Thank you so much for this video. I updated the bios for my family's computer yesterday and was met with a windows that only booted into the recovery page. Now it's working again!
yes to duel boot with bcd and on the mbr video, good work , love this channel
Thanks for the input.
When I saw this video, I, as a precaution, made a backup of my BCD. Today, thanks to that backup, I was able to repair my system. Thanks man. You helped a lot with this video and I mean it. 😊
I have been playing around with windows to go on an external drive, and for some reason it killed my bootloader. I followed your guide and now I am up and running again. You just saved me many hours of reinstalling. I cannot thank you enough. These problems are scary… 😂
Glad it helped.
Yes MBR fix video . This one is amazing.
If you use Macrium reflect PE rescue media you can boot into it and it has a built in tool to rebuild the boot loader with a single click. Yes I know Macrium reflect free is going away next year but, I have used a several revision old version to fix the "no booting" issue on an up to date rig with zero problems. Once in the system I used restore health and scannow all good.
Absolutely awesome!! I can’t thank you enough for this video. I thought I lost a couple hundred hours of home automation work but thanks to you I’m back online. Now I’ll make sure to have a back up in another location
Just an amazing guide!!! You do it clearly and it is very easy to understand you. Amazing work biggg like from me
Would be way cool for a step by step video on dual booting, and how to witch operating systems from WITHIN each OS. So you choose the OS to be launched at the next boot from WITHIN whatever the current OS is (win/linux). Why? So you can do it remotely of course, without having to connect to the console directly or via remote KVM. And thanks for this one.
Ditto
ditto too!
Yes, please do an MBR repair video. I always encounter SOME systems with MBR.
This manual helped me yet again today to boot from a freshly cloned backup system drive for testing purposes. Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻☺️
Hey man, i would like to say thank you so much. Your tutorial help me a lot. I was so worried that it wouldn't be able to boot again, but man your tutorial come clutch to save me. All and all, thank you!
Yes, I would like to See how to convert from MBR to UEFI. Thanks for the great Video
Already did that one.
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@@CyberCPUhey i have a problem it says i have no volumes and also dont have the disk that you specified either
A dual booting video would be appreciated. I added a drive from a previous system and didn't realize it had it's own efi partion. Windows is installed on one Linux the other and I'd like to clean things up.
In the same predicament, I want to remove the Linux drive and go back to single boot setup but then Windows doesn't boot when I remove the Linuix drive.
@@madtza you might be able to use gparted to carve out a 100MB partition on the end of your windows drive and use grub2 to put a new bootloader on that drive. I know grub2 will look for other operating system when it first configures. Hopefully we get a video on how to do it from windows.
I don’t really know what I did, but I follow your instructions step by step, and it worked. Thanks so much!
It worked perfectly 👌, I'm glad i found you before i went to reinstall the OS, you saved me a lot of time, you're my hero!👌
Thank you, thank you, thank you for saving my bacon!
This could had saved me a couple of hours 1 year ago
I had to search a lot to fix that
Almost every how to on the internet is outdated with methods that don't work anymore. It's really frustrating. Now that mines out there, hopefully it will save people some time.
If only i could donate to you my good sir! You saved my phd... The very fact that most people who come here are in a state of panic and you manage to confort them even before they fixed the problem with tour confident tone tell a lot about you. Thank you
You just saved me a lot of headache booting my Dell after I messed up backed up image upload through AOMEI when something went wrong, got my new install up and running, but!, I had 2 boot loader options at startup, one fresh and second corrupted. Great video! Liked & Subscribed
MBR partition video please and thank you sir.
Thanks for the input.
Yes, I do have a dual boot computer (Windows 10 and 11) so this could be useful.
@mda5003 If you already have dual boot win10/11, why would it be useful? In other words are you not happy with the outcome?
Excellent video. This worked for me, thank god.
Something to add, if you're a Lenovo IdeaPad user and this issue occurs after cloning your SSD to a bigger drive:
If you try to follow these steps, you'll see that your C drive is MISSING in diskpart. Don't panic. Boot into UEFI BIOS, and disable "Intel Controller VMD"; save and exit, then boot from Windows bootable drive. NOW, if you follow CyberCPU's steps, you should see your C drive as Disk 0, and you can proceed. IMPORTANT: after you're done with these steps, you might get a different blue screen with the ;( face. Just restart into BIOS again and re-enable Intel Controller VMD, save and exit. Voila.
Thank you, this helped me a bunch. Accidently formatted my UEFI partition and had to use the media tool to get my startup working.
Can you make a video on how to fix crashes and freezes due to an error referenced as "Kernel-Power 41" without a clean install?
Speaking from personal experience, I've run into Kernel-Power 41 issues in the past. The main issue is that there isn't just one solid reason this can happen. One PC that I worked on had a single faulty RAM chip, another one had a faulty GPU, both of which with the same code. Kernel-Power 41 is a very ambiguous error code, I'd look into the hardware to see what may be causing it, with programs like MemTest86 or OCCT just to name two, both of which have helped me narrow things down in the past.
That's going to be typically a hardware issue. It essentially just means that the computer shut down unexpectedly.
I would start with how your computer is getting power. Make sure you're not using an ancient power strip or a UPS with a bad battery.
If you're using a UPS you can test it by unplugging it from the wall and if it keeps the system running it should be fine. However if the system immediately shuts down when you unplug it then you probably need a new UPS or to replace the battery in your old one.
Most of the time though this problem is going to come from a bad power supply.
@@CyberCPU I got my laptop about 2 years ago (it's a Lenovo ideapad3) so it's probably not using any ancient stuff. Also instead of shutting down or anything, it just freezes and sometimes even restarts on its own. And when it doesn't, I'm still able to close it by the power button. This means that some drivers ARE able to run even after this. And this mostly happens when I open it after I put it to sleep mode or hibernation.
EDIT: There's actually some problems with the RAM recently (can use only 3GB out of 8), although it appeared way later the Kernel-Power issue occured. Could it be related?
No help for me here. I installed the latest windows update on my ASUS GL512 last week. I rebooted after the update was complete. Getting ready for a trip of a few months very soon. Gotta get everything working & updated you know. Anyways the computer rebooted, rebooted etc. Strornvme Failed. I tried everything. Going thru all the steps and then some. End result I do a dir on the drive, No Files Listed, nadda, zip. Just nothing there. I take out the SSD and put it into one of those thingee's where you can plug it into another computer, it comes up as F: drive, I see all the files are there. Don't dare to try anything to this drive at this point with this computer because it is beyond my know-how as to what to manipulate on the drive to fix it. Anyhow, stuck it back in the laptop. But when I do the diskpart, list disk, only Disk 1 which is 19gb-0-free & nothing for Dyn & GPT. However when entering sel disk 0, there it is 1825gb status , healthy. i got up to the part where your going to delete the BCD. I switch to drive C & do a DIR, Volume in drive C is OS, and the serial number. Directory of C:\ File Not Found.
Same with my Asus. Any possible fix?
THANK YOU!!! Got to your video after hours of searching and it worked.
I was so lost, thank you for explaining clear. Liked and subscribed
I LOVE YOU
Well thank you.
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i followed most of the steps and i got stuck half way when i did format v: fs:fat32 it started installing something however thats not what happend in your computer i would like you to help me finish this off please it would be a waste off time since i got lost half way
@@BrinsleyMorrisonfor some reason my disk isn’t showing up, can you help?
After I type /fs:fat32 and Y it says “cannot format. This volume is write protected. Format failed”
On a Samsung 970 evo ssd and msi Z590 Wi-Fi CEC motherboard. Can anyone help?
@@diljoe9678 I’m using the same drive it wont let me format
@@BrinsleyMorrison still doesn’t work it says drive is protected can’t write on it
Hey I'm facing some problem with my PC it does not want boot at all and it keeps on taking me to the blue screen and telling me that automatic fixing is not done or something so could you make a video explaining and showing causes and solutions to it so it might help because I want to fix my PC with out deleting all my PC and starting fresh again
This is the ONLY video on this that works! EFI is a different animal to repair, I found in the past EASYBCD doesn't work either. My CMD handiwork is rusty but this video covers it all.
I normally run a mile from EFI and change to Legacy BIOS as my media PC fell over once which was major grief. Note: I didn't get an extra recovery partition after my repair - mine was all as normal in disk management. Still can't understand why windows doesn't do this itself from a backup of a BCD when it crashes with BSOD? MIcrosoft eh? Great video - subscribed.😍
Wow! I am so glad this worked. Amazing! Your instructions were detailed and clear! Thanks
I'm just wondering why IT peeps still can't make laptops perfectly working like smartphones do.
Because the operating system for a cell phone is custom built for that one piece of hardware. An operating system for a notebook is created for millions of different hardware configurations.
Perfectly?
😂
You probably mean better.
Even system that build for only 1 hardware configuration (apple, playstation, x box) manage to have constant bugs.
Maybe bugs are usually not critical, but definitely not perfectly.
no electronic works perfectly w no problems lol. A cell phone IS a pc. It’s just alot weaker of a pc that’s built for a custom os as somebody else said.
@@myprogramming5500 yes, sorry. What I mean is they work better than a laptop, just like my Lenovo Yoga 7 that keeps having a problem booting. 🤦🏻♂️
@@BlazeSh0t yes, sorry. What I mean is they work better than a laptop, just like my Lenovo Yoga 7 that keeps having a problem booting. 🤦🏻♂️
You're the first one I trusted for my PC problems. Thank you for all the content.
I have a little problem hope to see a vedio on it, all my apps are closed automatically after lunching I tried a lot of things and nothing worked. Hope you have the solution.
Thanks a lot dude! I spend like 6 hours looking around for a solution. Yours worked perfectly! Thanks!!!!
Can't even express how many times your videos have helped me when im messing around with computers and corrupting or messing up windows files haha thanks man!
Glad my videos help.
This was a huge help. In my case the drive letter was removed from the partition. I was able to skip the formatting step and go directly to the bcdboot command once I assigned a drive letter to it with diskpart.