Loop: Prepare Automatic Repair - Diagnosing your PC, error

Matters if the DVD Windows 10 set up was 21H1 or does not?

What about try these two below for a last try...? What try first? Bring back file replaced from before?
:
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Method 1: Rebuild the Boot Configuration Data
How to Fix Boot Error 0xc000000e on Windows 10 - Appuals.com
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How to Fix Error Code 0xc0000428 BSOD on Windows?

Is your drive a UEFI-GPT?
You can rebuilt the Boot Manage on the EFI partition

Boot from the installation drive as UEFI and launch a CMD window (Shift+F12)
Type
Diskpart
list disk (identify the OS drive "n")
select disk n (replace n with the drive number found above)
list partition (identify the FAT32 EFI partition number "k")
select partition k (replace k with the FAT32 EFI partition number found above)
format quick FS=fat32 label="EFI"
assign letter=W
list vol (see if Windows is C:)
exit
bcdboot C:\Windows /s W: /f UEFI (replace C if Windows isn't C)

Diskpart
select vol w
remove letter=w
exit

Thanks for your reply

UEFI-GPT?
YES


#59 - page 6

bring back this file I renamed and replaced at #59 above...? and after try what you say...
\Windows\System32\drivers\intelpep.sys

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is this problem in C:\Windows
OR
in EFI Partition???

lse123 said:

Thanks for your reply

UEFI-GPT?
YES


#59 - page 6

bring back this file I renamed and replaced at #59 above...? and after try what you say...
\Windows\System32\drivers\intelpep.sys

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is this problem in C:\Windows
OR
in EFI Partition???

Drivers are on windows folder.

If your main drive is less than half full you can do a clean install without cleaning your current installation.
- Boot the Win 10 installation drive as UEFI, not Legacy and go to install. Don't delete any partition. Install Windows on the same partition that you have windows now.
It will create a Windows.old folder and move ALL files and folders to it.
Once you have windows installed you can go to Windows.old and fix some things, copying some files from the new install to the old one.
Than you can try to boot the old and fixed installation.

You say:

Megahertz said:

If your main drive is less than half full you can do a clean install without cleaning your current installation.
- Boot the Win 10 installation drive as UEFI, not Legacy and go to install. Don't delete any partition. Install Windows on the same partition that you have windows now.
It will create a Windows.old folder and move ALL files and folders to it.
Once you have windows installed you can go to Windows.old and fix some things, copying some files from the new install to the old one.
Than you can try to boot the old and fixed installation.

If follow along that you say, the old install isn't going to be gone [since will be in /Windows.old], and exist ONLY the new install?
Are data and programs kept...?

About your recommendation
Data and Programs are persists/kept... or needed reinstall...?
I will try
#63 Megahertz
Solution
...
bcdboot C:\Windows /s W: /f UEFI
...
And if No result try that...

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Microsoft answers add a GPT ATTRIBUTES line, is it ok do the Red below...?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...&page=4&auth=1

Format Quick FS=fat32 Label="EFI" <<<Wipe it & label it
Assign Letter=S <<<Give it letter S
GPT ATTRIBUTES=0x8000000000000000 <<<Give it right Attrib
Exit <<<Leave DiskPart