Stuck in Startup Repair

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    You could use nir sofers shadowcopyview. ShadowCopyView - Shadow copy viewer for Windows 10/8/7/Vista

    If you want to do it from winpe, you can borrow this which includes shadowcopyview and other stuff

    1904fixed.iso
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       #12

    MD E:\shadows

    MKLINK /D E:\shadows\VolumeShadowCopy1 \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy1\

    Stuck in Startup Repair-shadowlink.jpg
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       #13

    You can make an image of your selected shadowcopy for safety.

    Using Restore Point Only Listed in Command Prompt
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       #14

    SIW2 said:
    You could use nir sofers shadowcopyview. ShadowCopyView - Shadow copy viewer for Windows 10/8/7/Vista

    If you want to do it from winpe, you can borrow this which includes shadowcopyview and other stuff

    1904fixed.iso
    Thanks for the ISO. It worked and I was able to restore the registry to an earlier time but it didn't fix the 0XC0000001 problem that started after I ran the Macrium repair boot problem task.

    Definitely a keeper though, thanks again.
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       #15

    error 0xc0000001 = incorrect function

    Test drive and RAM.
    Run through the typical windows RE steps: scannow, restorhealth, boot repair, chkdsk

    Typically regback fails starting with 1803 when Microsoft had removed the automatic regback:
    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/tro...regback-folder

    0xc0000001: Fix for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10


    Consider the feedback hub to encourage Microsoft to restore the automatic regback:
    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...3-f66612949332
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       #16

    Thanks Z, I've already done all that, including Feedback.
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       #17

    Any new error messages or codes?
    What did the bcdedit commands display?



    Other options Kyhi boot rescue / hirens etc.

    Windows custom install > end result is similar to reset save files
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    BCEDIT commands all were fine. Problem is the registry, I'm sure.

    My current plan was to clean install, restore C: OS from Macrium backup thenrestore an older registry from Shadow copy. Unfortunately it appears Macrium Backup does not save the VSS Shadow copies so I've lost them so now I have no way to go back to an older registry so I'll have to restore Maggie's data and programs as best I can.
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  9. Posts : 14,054
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    Did a Clean install then restored the C: drive then tried to restore an older registry from a Macrium backup but the VSS Shadow copy data was not backed up by Macrium. I had run it from WinPE but it uses VSS there so that caused the existing Shadow copy data to be lost. Would have been saved if I had done the backup from the Macrium Rescue flash drive.

    So I never got to see if the registry was actually the problem. Had to do another Clean Install, restore her data and install what programs I could that she uses. She had Office 2010 Pro, I only had Office 2007 which I installed. Just now got a copy of Office 2010 Pro from a fried so I'll try installing that as I was able to pull the key for it from the Macrium backup.
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  10. Posts : 5,124
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       #20

    the VSS Shadow copy data was not backed up by Macrium
    You would need a proper clone for that.
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