Which tool to recover the EFI partition? Booted into Rescue Disk

dictum said:

Maybe this?

bootrec /fixboot

I thought you executed above command and bootrec /fixmbr command.

FreeBooter said:

Can you execute Diskpart command and list disk commandand if you can take a screenshot of the output of the command.

You have two System partitions there should be one.

FreeBooter said:

I thought you executed above command and bootrec /fixmbr command.

I ran these two commands above.

/scanos returned

[1] C:\Windows

/rebuildbcd option failed due to error noted above.




bootrec /scanos
bootrec /rebuildbcd

FreeBooter said:

You have two System partitions there should be one.

that's because I have dual boot disks.. I've had it working for well over a year.

I created multiple boot entries with bcdedit and never had issues

Even do you dual boot there should be one System partition you need to delete the one without W: drive letter.

The 2 disks were clones, both had system partition on them, one was an exact mirror of the other. EFI, everything, was a clone. It worked/booted for a long time until this.

Maybe I should try Macrium Reflect as described here?
Can you shed some light on this?

v5: How to fix Windows boot problems (Restore, Windows PE)

Even Macrium Reflect can't help resolve the issue because single drive have two System partitions the Bootrec wont work because of two System partitions.

No, it's not a single drive, these are two different SSDs in the system.

I could remove the other one (the second one) without too much trouble and it will still probably generate the same error.