Bsod after creating partition 0xc0000225

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  1. axe0
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    ovg said:
    I'm confused too!

    So, by setting both the system (boot) and the primary (OS) partition to be active; that will means the boot disk flag will be set to yes, right?
    Honestly I am not sure as I have never faced a hard drive where the boot wasn't set to yes.
    But so far I understand, it should be yes.
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  3. ovg
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    axe0 said:
    Honestly I am not sure as I have never faced a hard drive where the boot wasn't set to yes.
    But so far I understand, it should be yes.
    OK I'll give it a whirl :)
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  4. axe0
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    Keep me posted :)
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  6. ovg
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    axe0 said:
    Keep me posted :)
    Attachment 41579
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  7. axe0
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    That is because the hard drive is GPT.

    I'll ask someone for help, I am not very good with GPT and MBR.
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  8. ovg
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    Thank you
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  9. ovg
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    Problem solved :):):):)

    Like I had assumed, easus got lost along the way

    The main problem was that I had a bios boot with uefi option

    When I swapped back to UEFI/unsecure I was able to fix it using: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/927392

    The first thing I saw was easus, then windows :):)
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