BCD Corrupted? Cannot boot Windows 10

Hello all, my computer had a BSOD and upon rebooting, it doesn't boot into Windows 10 anymore. It reboot loops when trying to load Windows (circle with dots). I've entered recovery and tried to use the following commands in Command Prompt:
bootrec /fixmbr --> Ok
bootrec /fixboot --> Ok
bootrec /rebuildbcd --> Total identified Windows installations: 1, The requested system device cannot be identified due to multiple indistiguishable devices potentially matching the identification criteria.


To solve the rebuildbcd problem, I've tried the instructions below but again to no avail:
https://superuser.com/questions/725322/issue-with-a-windows-7-boot-issue-involving-the-bcd-perhaps
Can someone help me get my computer running again? I've tried multiple recovery tools but none of them has fixed the issue.
Running bcdedit /enum gives the following:
The boot configuration data store could not be opened.
The requested system device cannot be identified due to multiple indistinguishable devices potentially matching the identification criteria.

As a start you would need to delete your System Reserved (legacy BIOS) or EFI System Partition (UEFI), recreate the partition, then put the proper boot files in it with the BCDBOOT command.

How to Rebuild Boot Configuration Data (BCD) on Windows 10

NavyLCDR said:

As a start you would need to delete your System Reserved (legacy BIOS) or EFI System Partition (UEFI), recreate the partition, then put the proper boot files in it with the BCDBOOT command.

Is this the 128MB RAW-formatted partition or the 100MB FAT32-formatted partition?

FreeBooter said:

How to Rebuild Boot Configuration Data (BCD) on Windows 10

The link is not accessible to me. It says it's either removed or I don't have the privileges to see it.

The 100MB FAT32 partition will be the EFI System Partition the computer boots from. That is the one that needs to be recreated.

The 128MB RAW partition is the Microsoft Reserved partition and should be just left alone.

Thank you for clarifying that. And how do I go about deleting this partition and recreating it using the command line?

Edit: I went ahead and formatted the partition, assigned it as S: and used bcdboot C:\Windows /s S: and now it's saying Total identified Windows installations: 0

Are you sure your Windows partition was assigned drive letter C: in the command line environment?

The proper way to completely recreate the EFI System Partition Partition would be:

Code:

diskpart
lis vol  <- note which drive letter your Windows partition is assigned
lis dis <- note the disk number of the drive containing your EFI system partition
sel dis # <- replace # with the drive identified above
lis par <- note which partition is the EFI System partition
sel par # <- replace # with the partition number identified above
del par override
cre par EFI
for fs=FAT32 quick
assign letter=s
exit
bcdboot C:\Windows /s S: /f UEFI <- note may need to change C: to the drive letter identified above
exit

It is starting to sound, though, more and more like your Windows installation is corrupted.

I think it is because your Windows installation is corrupt.

That's disappointing to hear. I did run an sfc /scannow and chkdsk and all were fine.