Running scannow doesn't seem to affect the CBS, it still opens the same log that hasn't been modified since 3-15.
If I check date modified after, nothing changes after it.
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Run:
Code:diskpart select disk 0 select partition 1 assign letter=U detail partition list volume exit
bcdboot C:\Windows /s U: /f UEFI
Reboot.
It said boot file was created though I pressed continue to Windows after and it sent me back to the blue repair screen. Should I have powered off and then tried?
Please reboot.
If it runs an automatic repair > post a new srttrail.txt
here's the srttrail.txt SrtTrail.txt - Google Drive
The registry is the likely problem.
When I had had this error message all troubleshooting steps failed.
The computer was bootable but could not upgrade.
Eventually a custom install was performed.
This saves files into windows.old.
A fresh copy of windows is installed.
Drivers and applications need to be reinstalled.
Automatic repair can be turned off to see if there is a more useful error message or code.
Code:Root cause found: --------------------------- A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.
Had you tried all restore points or were there none?
Type: bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled No
reboot
post an image
It says operation is completed successfully though it goes back to the blue repair your computer screen and it doesn't seem like anything is changed.
Should I change my boot device during any of this? I've been using my USB Windows 10 installation media.
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