Jul 25, 2018 - Most people with boot issues on Windows Operating Systems (OS) will choose to reinstall the OS rather than attempt to fix. Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 could install on a Legacy BIOS using MBR. Bootrec /rebuildbcd. If you are having troubles booting Windows 8, you should most certainly try to fix the master boot record after booting into the safe mode or using the cmd.

UEFI boot is not using boot records. So forget about bootsect.exe, bootrec/fix. • boot from USB/DVD/CD • map EFI System partition on HDD (if not already mapped) • copy BCD (= BCD backup) • delete BCD • bcdboot command as already listed in your question. Download map warcraft 3 naruto shippuden.

If bcdboot command fails then some other file, not BCD, is the problem. So you have to delete boot and Microsoft folders (copy them for backup first) and try bcdboot command again.

To repair system files on Windows 8 and later the utility 'dism.exe' can be used (network connection gives the ability to download system files from Windows update!): Dism /Image:C: offline /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:c: test mount windows. The fix we took was a real cop-out. We bailed and simply restored the system to initial state from the recovery disk. We did have a backup of the data that was only 2 weeks old so we didn't lose much, and still had access to the disk and copied over a few extra files we wanted prior to the restore. The main point is we saw via Google how many people have had this problem.

It looked like a simple fix, and we tried nearly everything. The bottom line is we spent 3 days trying to solve this problem. That was probably 2 days too long, because it only took us a day to restore and load our backup data and reinstall our software. It's nice to figure out how to fix something if you can, but we were already starting to waste time and wanted our computer back. I hope this helps someone.