Disk 1 Partition Issues

Pentagon said:

you rebooted and you took troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command prompt

Yes but command prompt brought me back to windows. I also tried the reagentc /boottore and it says that Windows RE is disabled

I tried to reagentc /enable but it says unable to update boot configuration data

Pentagon said:

Right now I have just one computer at home. Tomorrow I have another laptop to see exactly what happens. And here it is
2:30 at night.
At what time can you be here tomorrow?

I can be available at 1000 EST until 1800 EST

Thanks for all your help.

We are 6hrs behind you, but I can make things happen.

Pentagon said:

OK, see you tomorrow

Ok and Thanks again.

Pentagon said:

Background:
BCD-Entry shows {bootmgr}
device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume5

The Registry Entry shows
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)

They should be (5) both.

run these 2 cmd commands before we continue:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
sfc /scannow

It will take several minutes to finish.

You have to learn how to boot into RE also

I will be in and out for the next hours and after that should be good for 8hrs.



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SIW2 said:

You could run this and see what it says now getbootdevice_x64.zip

It outputs something like this. Obviously your disk mapping will be different from this example picture



Curious about what you posted earlier post#19

Have a look if there is hidden C:\EFI folder. You might need to go to folder options ( or whatever it is called now ) and show hidden and system files to be able to see the EFI folder

I do not see a hidden EFI Folder, but there is currently 2 x EFI partitions. See the images.

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SIW2 said:

You could run this and see what it says now getbootdevice_x64.zip

It outputs something like this. Obviously your disk mapping will be different from this example picture



Curious about what you posted earlier post#19

Have a look if there is hidden C:\EFI folder. You might need to go to folder options ( or whatever it is called now ) and show hidden and system files to be able to see the EFI folder

Pentagon said:

Mike ran already the 2 commands in post #73

He has to fix the RE first!

Maybe that the sfc scan has fixed it already.

So run
reg query HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control /v FirmwareBootDevice
again