Unable to boot Windows10, "A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt"

Type:

bcdedit /enum
bcdedit | find "osdevice"

(make note of the partition drive letter)

Type:

mkdir W:\scratch

(change the letter W: to the partition drive letter from the earlier command result)

dism image:W:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions /scratchdir:W:\scratch

(change the letter W: to the partition drive letter from the earlier command result)

reboot


After running the prior scannow and restorehealth commands:


type: notepad
type: notepad
type: notepad
(this will open three notepad windows)

click file open
search for these files > if found > save to the windows 10 iso flash drive > move the flash drive to a working computer > upload results into this thread using share links: (one drive, drop box, or google drive)

%systemroot%\minidump
%systemroot%\memory.dmp
%systemroot%\livekernelreports
%windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log
C:\windows\logs\cbs\cbs.log
C:\windows\memory.dmp
C:\windows\minidump
C:\windows\livekernelreports


Goodnight.

The dism image:C:\ causes this to happen

Try this command:


dism /image:C:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions /scratchdir:C:\scratch


Please run the other commands:
get-packages
QFE
diskpart
scannow
restorehealth
get-wiminfo
etc.

Here's the result of get packages. Everything's state is installed except for DotNetRollup, which says superseded.







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The diskpart commands, scannow, and restorehealth











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Qfe list and the wiminfo wimfile commands













wmic os get caption prints
"Caption
Microsoft"

The only files that came up in the last search part were LiveKernelReports, which had a folder called WATCHDOG in it with no contents, and CBS Log.

CBS.log - Google Drive

Today is 03/20/2021.
When did failure to boot start?

I last was able to boot on Monday, 3/15, so the problem came up this Tuesday.

The images displayed 2 updates on 3/16 so you can attempt to uninstall them.
If the uninstall commands do not work then we won't know whether it was the update(s).

Were you able to find another flash drive with free space?

Is there another uninstall method?

Because just clicking the uninstall last update buttons does this

I still have my external hard drive if that works.

From the System Recovery Command Prompt run the following command:

dism /online /get-packages

This will produce a list of installed updates and packages. They will look like this:

Package Identity: Package_for_KB978262~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~6.1.1.0

State: Installed

Release Type: Security Update

Install Time: 2/11/2010 1:01 PM

Find the most recent one and then make a note of the package identity.

Then run the following command:

· dism /online /remove-package /PackageName:Package_for_KB978262~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~6.1.1.0

Note: Name of update is from previous step which may vary.

You will get a status of the removal until it is complete. Then reboot your PC.

You will want to start with the most recent and remove them one at a time to find the problem update.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ine-using-dism




How to Uninstall Offline Windows Drivers Using Dism Command

the /online command does this