I messed up my bootloaders bad. (BCDboot help)

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  1. zbook
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    Did you then make a custom install instead of a clean install?

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  3. plumguy1
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    Yeah custom install
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  4. zbook
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  6. plumguy1
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    Thanks, yeah I figured that part was pretty straight forward.

    Going to wait to close this thread to see if the reinstall actually works. Thanks for the help everyone!
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