Recent content by EugenEsEsEs

Well... anyone?

So no, USAFRet, it won't boot if it's set back to original condition....

I know, stupid move with cloning. I tried to go back back with just the (previously working) M.2 (HDD 1, all other HDDs were un-mounted) but it goes into an auto-repair loop withouth being able to fix anything...

I can't boot at all! So... I had 3 hard drives... Internal M.2 with installed Windows 10. I wanted to have it backed up so I thought... CLONE IT (the source). So I needed a second HDD (No.2) as an target. I thought... what if I run the cloning from another hdd that was working... so there is...

Well... anybody? As I did mentioned, the System Reserved partition is missing... Any way that I could run into Windows Repair/Recovery to fix it? The entire HDD has just one partition and no unallocated space... I resized the partition at the end last evening and gave another try to repair...

For the moment there is just one internal m.2 drive (installed, it says 111GB, the "source") and an external 1Tb SATA drive (that is un-mounted for the moment, the one that I used for cloning, "the target"). It's an i5 gen 8th with gtx 1050 and 8Gb DDR4. It's a Lenovo PC... I'm not sure what...

I tried to clone my Windows 10 to a bigger disk for safe keeping but after the cloning (with EaseUS software) completed I wasn't able anymore to access any of the drives and my PC is in an autorepair-loop... What can I do next? I tried a bit of CMD commands to try and fix the bootloader but from...