Tuesday, August 6, 2024

Fix Boot Sector

 
Commands:
bcdedit
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot (if you get error? type) bootsect /nt60 sys
now type bootrec /fixboot
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0 make sure its your windows drive
list volume (find system volume it will be fat32 hidden)
select volume 3  
(make sure its the fat32 volume and change number of volume to your number)
assign letter=n (Make sure your not using N: drive letter)
exit
n: (Change to your drive letter)
cd efi
cd Microsoft 
cd boot
attrib bcd -h -r -s
ren bcd bcd32.old
bootrec /rebuildbcd
type A
bcdboot c:\windows /s n: /f UEFI
Now boot to windows.
Commands:Commands: bcdedit bootrec /fixmbrCommands: bcdedit bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot (if you get error? type) bootsect /nt60 sys now type bootrec /fixboot diskpart list disk select disk 0 make sure its your windows drive list volume (find system volume it will be fat32 hidden) select volume 3 (make sure its the fat32 volume and change number of volume to your number) assign letter=n (Make sure your not using N: drive letter) exit n: (Change to your drive letter) cd efi cd Microsoft cd boot attrib bcd -h -r -s ren bcd bcd32.old bootrec /rebuildbcd type A bcdboot c:\windows /s n: /f UEFI Now boot to windows. bootrec /fixboot (if you get error? type) bootsect /nt60 sys now type bootrec /fixboot diskpart list disk select disk 0 make sure its your windows drive list volume (find system volume it will be fat32 hidden) select volume 3 (make sure its the fat32 volume and change number of volume to your number) assign letter=n (Make sure your not using N: drive letter) exit n: (Change to your drive letter) cd efi cd Microsoft cd boot attrib bcd -h -r -s ren bcd bcd32.old bootrec /rebuildbcd type A bcdboot c:\windows /s n: /f UEFI Now boot to windows. bcdedit bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot (if you get error? type) bootsect /nt60 sys now type bootrec /fixboot diskpart list disk select disk 0 make sure its your windows drive list volume (find system volume it will be fat32 hidden) select volume 3 (make sure its the fat32 volume and change number of volume to your number) assign letter=n (Make sure your not using N: drive letter) exit n: (Change to your drive letter) cd efi cd Microsoft cd boot attrib bcd -h -r -s ren bcd bcd32.old bootrec /rebuildbcd type A bcdboot c:\windows /s n: /f UEFI Now boot to windows.mmands:
bcdedit bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot (if you get error? type) bootsect /nt60 sys now type bootrec /fixboot diskpart list disk select disk 0 make sure its your windows drive list volume (find system volume it will be fat32 hidden) select volume 3 (make sure its the fat32 volume and change number of volume to your number) assign letter=n (Make sure your not using N: drive letter) exit n: (Change to your drive letter) cd efi cd Microsoft cd boot attrib bcd -h -r -s ren bcd bcd32.old bootrec /rebuildbcd type A bcdboot c:\windows /s n: /f UEFI Now boot to windows.

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