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Here's a pic of shadow, weird because I ran this a couple days ago and it showd two volume paths, I forget the name but I'm pretty sure the NVMe was there.
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So I added the exact command, but I still got the repair screen. Also, when I selected the Sata SSD C Drive, I was given a choice between windows 10 or 11, which is weird because I thought we added the command to the NVMe drive? Anyway I chose windows 11, then got an error. Luckily I rebooted and selected windows 10 and I'm back in the SATA drive
Video of loop:
https://streamable.com/fvzz4k
I'm using Clover via a separate USB to run the NVMe. I have a clone of this NVMe in case of these situations but I'd like to solve this before popping the new one back in. I also have a clone of the USB Clover bootloader, which I'm using now, so I don't think it's corrupted. Seems to just be the NVMe windows 11 drive
Btw how do I reverse this CMD now?
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Also, I've tried multiple videos like this, none of which worked:
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OIYXqi6mpc]Startup Repair Windows 11 | How to Automatic Repair Loop Problems in Windows 11 - YouTube[/url
Some commands like "gpupdate" or "bootrec" say access denied