@@ricksta5350 no :( You what I ended up bringjng it to a computer repair shop and they said it was because of a virus that's why my pc kept on restarting to the point that it led to corrupt my OS. So they reinstalled/re-programmed it and now it's all good. I paid about $11
The problem was that I was booting the recovery usb normally (just selecting the usb). It is super-duper-EXTRA important that you select boot to the usb UEFI option! Once I did that stuff started working again. To get my SSD back up and running I did the following: boot to UEFI recovery usb launch cmd bootrec /ScanOs (you should find an instance) bootrec /FixMbr bootrec /FixBoot (if you get error, do bootsect /nt60 SYS and try again)
Solution1 worked for me.. Opened up the desktop case, made sure that there are no loose-connections , particularly the connections from all harddrives/SSDs to motherboard SATA ports . Restarted the PC and voila, it worked .. So friends, before trying recovery with the bootable disk, try this option first ..
didn't work for me, I have the options Press enter to try again Press f1 to enter recovery environment Press f8 for startup settings And Press esc for UEFI firmware settings The only key that's works/brings me anywhere is esc to the bios. All other keys just flash the screen and go back to blue screen, any chance you'd know what to do? Lol
I spent 4 hours looking for help on the web. This is the only one that worked!!! Here's what I did. You need a Windows boot usb, set your bios to boot usb, then follow his prompts, and type the 4 commands into DOS, you must type bootrec /COMMAND Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am stuck in the recovery setting ( the Blue screen that says 0x000000e ) because my computer for some reason doesn't respond to my keyboard ( i tried two keyboards and no matter what key i press, nothing happens) . so i cannot press any of the options to continue. please help
@@GavstarLeo When the blue screen appears press the esc button and then F9 and then the esc button again. Your computer will start. Worked for me. (But this is a temporary solution). You'll have to so this always every time you try to boot your computer
@@zemct Been a while but if I remember correctly I installed Windows 10 again via USB to work alongside the faulty windows 10. That was the only way to get the repair options and access to the faulty install . I then downloaded Recoverit and found the files from the faulty install I wanted and used Recoverit to get them and put them on an external hard drive. Took AGES to download. Then I erased and formatted the entire computer back to having just 1 Windows 10 installed.
Hello to all and thank you. Did the Win 11 install and it changed the bios. Why? Who knows?! Went into bios and sure enough the boot drive in bios was in the wrong order after the Win 11 install. So remember, before going through media tool, check the BIOS boot order! Prioritize only the boot drive!
Idk how we all ended up here but To use CMD from bios,your only hope is to burn the windows iso file and burn it into an USB stick (8gb or higher) Steps : 1)Borrow your friends laptop or a second laptop 2) you need to download windows 10 iso file( 4.4 gb) 3) download rufus software(2mb) And burn the iso file to the Usb stick 4) now you just plug in the usb stick and proceed to install new(?) windows 10. 5) at second step while installing new windows press ( shift + F10) or use repair pc option and select CMD Basically what we doing is...we scanning for any windows files on old drives( the same default disk before your system broke)...if we found any such file, we just resume from there...if not we gotta clean install everything into a different disk so that your files from the broken disk can be recovered!
Thank you for sharing these steps to access the Command Prompt (CMD) from the BIOS and install Windows 10. It's helpful for those who may need to perform such actions. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance related to this process, please feel free to ask, and I'll provide more information as needed.
The first three steps didn't work. So I'll have to reinstall windows. But Is it ok to reinstall windows 10 without factory resetting it first?. I heard that directly reinstalling windows 10 before factory reset would make the pc performance slower( although I'm unable boot my pc or reset it because of this annoying blue error screen). I'm just asking if it's ok to directly reinstall windows 10 .
Yea it is ok but u will obviously loose your data …. Option 2 try to connect a new ssd to ur pc and install windows there then from there may be try to access your old data from your corrupted ssd …
@@opspideyyt5113 broski. if i take out my storage and then stick it to a working pc, then i will be able to access my storage, wont i? so, if i take out my ssd with the corrupted windows file, then add this to a working pc (say my friends') then his pc will boot normally right? and my ssd will appear there like a normal drive? (i know about the boot priority thing, meaning my friends c drive should be on top...) so things should work? help me out if you can 😀😀
@@omarrawashed5846 it's the DEL key for me. But whenever I press it, it doesn't load and just goes directly to the blue screen. Once in the blue screen, it tells me press ENTER to retry starting or F8 for startup settings. Nothing happens when I select an option :(
Hi there, thank you for your question! Getting Access Denied might indicate insufficient privileges or administrative rights. To resolve this, run Command Prompt as an administrator by right-clicking the shortcut or using the "Run as administrator" option. Alternatively, enable the built-in administrator account or check file and folder permissions to ensure you have the necessary access. If the issue persists, consider using third-party boot repair tools or seek professional assistance.
Good video! Helped to better understanding the problem! Since a week I experience the error code 0xc00000e. Luckily it turned out that after the PC was closed a three times, the problem seemed (self)fixed and everything was oke. But nevertheless a few days later the same happend again. Once I saw it got fixed by automatic repair while I didn't ask for that. But still the problem reoccurred. I have Windows 10 and think about installing Windows 11 to solve it once and for all.
I can't get into my computer to do anything besides the bios which don't work so should I just install the windows if I do this can I do the recovery afterward?
Hey, when I try to install windows on my SSD Sata everything works and then when the installation is finished, my pc restart and then I have a black screen with the 0xc000000e error code. And that’s why I’m here So I feel like there is no solution. Can someone help? :)
Can I just buy new fresh components and swap them out? I got my hands on an a Dell 7010 I found at a swap meet for cheap (this not being able to get in was why it was cheap) this keeps popping up after trying everything I cam think of. What hardware can I change to new hardware to get rid of this problem, I know I accidentally erased all the memory on the thing trying to get it to work
Hey I have face that same problem ..with this step can you tell me ..any Data lose .....because I don't want to lose my data .....tell me solution .pls
This happened when I converted my ssd from gpt to mbr with external program and rebooted my pc Solution? Reinstall windows 10 and via the cmd available during the installation (shift+f10 i think) i reconverted from mbr to gpt and reinstalled windows 10
Hi there, thank you for your question! Try to boot your computer into safe mode and see if that resolves the issue. If that doesn't help try booting into Windows 10 recovery mode which should allow you to repair or restore the system.
When typing bootrec /revuildbcd it says it identified 1 window and if I want to add it. Typing the yes prompt just gives me the option again. I NEED HELP PLEASE
Hi there, thank you for your question! Make sure you're running it as an administrator if you are then you can try bootrec /scanos to identify Windows installations and add them to the BCD store, and if that doesn't work, use bootrec /rebuildbcd /A to add the Windows installation automatically without prompts. If the problem persists, you can manually edit the BCD store using the bcdedit command, but exercise caution and back up your BCD store first. If none of these solutions work, consider using Windows recovery options like System Restore or a Windows installation media for further repair.
Hi there, thank you for your question! boot from the Windows installation media, choose the correct drive during installation, and then repair the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) using the command prompt on the installation media, running commands like bootrec /fixmbr, bootrec /fixboot, bootrec /scanos, and bootrec /rebuildbcd. After confirming successful repairs, remove the installation media, reboot your computer, and the error should be resolved; if not, further conflicts or hardware issues might require a clean Windows installation
My week old new ssd with win 11 on it is not appearing on bios, other pc or other windows install. I was installing a game and then blue screen appeared with that error 0xc0000009e
Hi there, thank you for your question! Check the cables, update your motherboard drivers, configure SATA settings, or format your SSD. Regarding the blue screen error you encountered, it seems that the error code 0xc0000009e is a Windows error caused by either corruption of the file structure or a physical disconnection of a component in a computer. You can try running a recovery tool or using the command prompt to repair the Boot Configuration Database (BCD).
I can normally boot Windows 11, but once i reboot by pressing F11 (HP Sure Recover), only then i'm getting this error message. Should i use this solution?
Hi there, thank you for your question! I'd recommend following all the steps in the video hopefully they solve your issue otherwise try running CHKDSK to scan your drive and make sure everything is fine.
I do not get repair computer option while trying to boot from USB, it goes straight to User aggreement and then to selecting the drive. I have cleaned my SSD and installed windows, yet still i am getting the error
Hi there, thank you for your question! Have you checked that your USB drive is properly prepared with the necessary repair files. Check your computer's boot order in the BIOS/UEFI settings and make sure the USB drive is listed as the first boot option. If needed, try a different USB port or verify the integrity of the USB drive on another computer. Alternatively, you can access the repair options directly from the Windows installation on your SSD by accessing the advanced startup options.
My issue is that not only am I stuck on that blue screen but It’s also frozen like I can’t press no keys on my keyboard and I’ve tried a different keyboard, Everytime I turn on my computer it just boots up to the blue screen and I literally can’t do anything, I can’t even go to bios nothing just blue screen and it’s stuck there
Nothings helped .. im so damn annoyed this happened after last night windows 11 update and the pc got this error . When trying to launch usb win installation it says something about you allready started an upgrade and started from an installation media... Take out the media and press yes if u want to continue with upgrade
what am i doing wrong in CMD when i type Bootrec.exe command im getting " it is not recognises as internal or external command, i able to repair the startup error automaticaly by reseting pc keeping files, but then i get the startup error again the next day
Hi there, thank you for your question! If you're encountering the "Bootrec.exe is not recognized as an internal or external command" error in Command Prompt (CMD), it's likely due to the system's inability to locate the Bootrec.exe executable. To resolve this, try providing the full path to Bootrec.exe (usually located in "C:\Windows\System32") or run CMD as an administrator, check for typos, scan for file corruption with "sfc /scannow," consider using Startup Repair from a Windows installation or recovery media, perform a malware scan, address disk errors with "chkdsk C: /f," and keep your Windows system updated as software updates can address underlying issues causing startup errors.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware i actually reinstalled the window. Lucky me i had windows installed on Ssd and all my data on HDD. So there was no loss of data.
@@themattexd1367 hey queen, no nothing worked and ive tried absolutely EVERYTHING. I mean I solved this specific problem just by removing my hdd drive and installing windows 10 only with my ssd m.2 plugged in, of course I had to clean all partitions that were on hdd. But shortly after that was solved I ran into another issue: System randomly stopped responding, bsod and after restart I got a black screen that said "no bootable device".I tried everything to repair it but it didnt work so I just bought another ssd m.2 because I believe I already broke it when the clone failed 2 times in the beginning. Sorry if my english was terrible but its my second language 😂😂😂
Excellent video!!!. With the arrival of UEFI I forgot MBR, thank you for your help I was able to fix a raid server boot. But... I do not see how the option of reset windows will fit in this video, the boot is damaged there is no access to windows at all. Just curious because I see on microsoft help all the time they showing the option to go to the settings, but how????. The system is not booting up.
My computer stops at recovery mode. Every time I try to press f8 the screen just goes black for less than a second and if I hold it f8 It'll go black and blue black and blue black and blue
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