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Running windows 10, 64 bit on a dell laptop (inspiron 14z), this was an upgrade from win8 which I did quite a while ago, I removed all traces of win8. The other day I needed to test a usb drive with the standalone windows defender app on it that I was trying to run on another machine. I went into my bios and changed the boot to legacy to get the usb to boot, after testing I switched the bios back, but my computer wouldn't boot. After trying the built in windows repair stuff and poking around online and I found lots of similar advice relative to fixing the BCD (eg, https://www.evernote.com/shard/s570/sh/1ef80c4e-9500-4f09-b7fb-7aa006b6894c/d0a58c3996b85f424c903bd6087bbada ), but none of it has helped at all.
The key problem identified seems to be the bootrec /scanos command comes back with Total identified Windows installations: 0. But the instructions listed above did not fix the problem. I've struggled to find any other advice on what else to try.
My laptop uses UEFI, drives are GPT. When I list volumes within diskpart I get volumes 0 through 6.
0 is cdrom drive
1 is OS, NTFS
2 is ESP, FAT32
3 is winretools, NTFS
4 doesn't have a label, NTFS
5 is PBR image, NTFS
6 is DIAGS, FAT32.
All are listed as healthy, volumes 2 through 6 are listed as hidden. Volume 1 has nothing listed under info (seems like it should say boot, but it's not clear if that is necessary or not).
I've tried using the bcd from my ESP partition back to c:windows as per the instructions above, it all runs with no errors, but at the end of it when I do bootrec /scanos it still says no windows installations.
Does anyone have any suggestions please?
Thanks
Peter
The key problem identified seems to be the bootrec /scanos command comes back with Total identified Windows installations: 0. But the instructions listed above did not fix the problem. I've struggled to find any other advice on what else to try.
My laptop uses UEFI, drives are GPT. When I list volumes within diskpart I get volumes 0 through 6.
0 is cdrom drive
1 is OS, NTFS
2 is ESP, FAT32
3 is winretools, NTFS
4 doesn't have a label, NTFS
5 is PBR image, NTFS
6 is DIAGS, FAT32.
All are listed as healthy, volumes 2 through 6 are listed as hidden. Volume 1 has nothing listed under info (seems like it should say boot, but it's not clear if that is necessary or not).
I've tried using the bcd from my ESP partition back to c:windows as per the instructions above, it all runs with no errors, but at the end of it when I do bootrec /scanos it still says no windows installations.
Does anyone have any suggestions please?
Thanks
Peter
Bootrec /rebuildbcd Windows Installations 0
How To Rebuild the BCD in Windows [1. If the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store is missing, becomes corrupted, or isn't properly configured, Windows won't be able to start and you'll see BOOTMGR is Missing or similar error messages early on in the boot process. I installed windows 10 two days ago and it was working fine (slow but. Bootrec /rebuildBCD hit enter. Total identified windows installations: 0. Dec 5, 2014 - bootrec /rebuildbcd. Successfully scanned Windows installations. Total identified Windows installations: 0 The operation completed.