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Would this require buying a new copy of windows 10? It's been like 7 years since I upgraded and I don't know if I still have the key.

Hey everyone, I'm not sure what to do. I can't boot to windows anymore, and I can't even use a restore point or reinstall with the repair tool. Last night I shut my PC down like usual, but while my my monitor shut off the rest of the computer, case fans, lights, etc, remained in for 15 or so...

Not entirely sure what went wrong the first time as everything went through, but I repeated the process again, and this time it said H was taken so I chose I, and it seems like it worked! Thanks a ton man, you saved me a lot of potential hassle and tought me a bunch too.

Here you go I set the letter of disk 0 partition 1 to H:, but it doesn't seem to reflect that on Disk Management.

Hmm, when I try using the command above I get "failure when initializing library system volume"

Oh yeah, I forgot to give you my model. It's an MSI H81M-P33 I don't have an option to set that as a boot device. In UEFI it's just a bunch of generic, possible UEFI boot devices like hard disks, USB, and network.

That worked, kinda. Now I'm just met with a shell. I'd assume this is because my OS is in legacy.

According to disk manager it's not active, just a primary partition. Here's the CMD

When trying to set partition 1 as active, it tells me that the disk isn't a fixed MBR disk. From what I understand, this would require formatting the disk, no?

Here's all of my partitions

Hey guys, I've gotten myself into an extremely confusing situation and I hope someone can help me unravel this. A year or so ago I bought a new HDD and migrated my windows 10 installation to it. It's split into C (for windows and general use) and G (mostly for games and other large files I...