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You can also run this command too: bootrec /rebuildbcd.The /l en-us parameter is used for localization: US. Where C:\ is the letter of the drive where Windows 8 or Windows Recreate the BCD using the bcdboot command: Bcdboot C:\Windows /l en-us /s x: /f ALL For backup purposes, backup the BCD record of your computer like this: ren BCD BCD.bak.Type the bootrec command: bootrec /fixboot Remember to replace G: with the UEFI’s partition letter. Message will be “ The system cannot find the path specified”), youĬan run the same command on alternative paths: If the \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\ folder doesn’t exist (the error Where G: is the drive letter you’ve assigned to your UEFI partition a For our example, in the next steps,ĭiskPart successfully assigned the drive letter or mount point. This usually has “BOOT” mentioned on the Label column, “System” on the Info column.
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At the Install now screen, click Repair your computer or press R.
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I'm quite familiar with EasyBCD, bcdboot.exe and use them, but this time I'm on a slight mental block on how to proceed.Īny thoughts on what I could do to get the original OS booting?Ī common is to use the diskpart utility (available on the WindowsĨ/8.1 recovery disc/USB) to make sure the UEFI partition has a letterĪssigned to it. Was able to recover the "Unallocated" 450 MB partition, which I think was the WinRE partition I booted from an Win 8.1 DVD and applying Startup Repair etc 3+ times (as suggested on EightForums and no dice.Īlthough there was a Pre installed restore partition (maybe at the end of the disk) I don't think it works or can be invoked anymore. I realized this may have been a mistake and I should've used the Bootable PE DVD version of a newer Paragon Partition Manager premium that I believe would be more UEFI aware as well as PE DVD boot would not undergo this "mixed" Reboot mishap. I think the reboot (and some actions) did not go well due to UEFI (Existing Install( vs BIOS booting (Maybe thats what this version of Easus was trying to do).
128 MB - NTFS - MSFTRES - Microsoft Reserved Partition.\Temp > bcdinfo.txt, bootfailure.txt, disklayout.txt, Srt Trail.log, Srt Trail.txt.250 MB - FAT32 - Boot - GPT System Partition.\System Volume Information > tracking.log.\LOGS_PBR > PBR Boot, RicaDeployer, WinRE etc. 450 MB - Unallocated - I wonder why? Did Easus wipe it out?Ĥ50 MB - System - Recovered by Paragon > Undelete Partitions.Also, 1st partition was borked by Easus & Undeleted by Paragon HDM I think there was an OEM OS Recovery/ Restore partition at the end of the HDD that may have been borked by Easus. The application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors.Ĭurrent Disk Status (as viewed by GParted and Paragon HDM 15 Premium): If I press ENTER to try again, it gives me this: You don't have any installation media (like a disc or USB device),Ĭontact your system administrator or PC manufacturer. You'll need to use the recovery tools on your installation media. It wanted to Reboot to complete actions.įinally this is what I got and get now.Installed Easus Partition Master Server Edition 9.x and applied the following actions: Tried using DiskMgmt.msc and it just would not help resize/ reduce existing C partition. Wanted to create another partition to install a second OS as the C partition was huge. Pre-Installed OS: Windows 8.1 Bing as C: Drive.Laptop Toshiba Satellite (Model will post but not super critical as the info posted below).
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