It started with a BSOD Kmode Exception Not Handled. I restored the PC to a previous point using the system restore feature and carried on until I got the error again. When I ran startup repair, I got the error system32\logfiles\srt\srttrail.txt. I followed a YouTube tutorial that instructed me to run these commands:
chkdsk /f /r C:
C: (for me it was D: since that is where my Windows OS is located)
D:
cd d:\windows\system32\config
md backup
copy . backup
md backup1
copy . backup1
cd regback
dir
copy . ..
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
This is where I first ran into problems. It was saying access denied. So, I typed in bootsect/nt60 sys and the problem was solved. However, it came back later.
bcdedit /export d:bcdbackup
attrib d:boot\bcd -h -r -s
this is where I'm stuck. I followed multiple YouTube tutorial solutions with no luck as when it gets back to requiring a bootrec /fixboot the previous solution does not work as well as many other solutions I've tried, such as going into Diskpart and messing with the EFI partition, doing commands to create bootfiles, etc.
So essentially attrib d:boot\bcd -h -r -s is returning d:boot path not found and none of the solutions are working.
Now, after doing all of the above, I'm getting error code 0xc0000001 whenever my computer restarts.
the only thing I haven't tried is using a Windows installation media, I've been doing all of the above from recovery mode. Restoring to a previous point isn't working, startup repair isn't working.
chkdsk /f /r C:
C: (for me it was D: since that is where my Windows OS is located)
D:
cd d:\windows\system32\config
md backup
copy . backup
md backup1
copy . backup1
cd regback
dir
copy . ..
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
This is where I first ran into problems. It was saying access denied. So, I typed in bootsect/nt60 sys and the problem was solved. However, it came back later.
bcdedit /export d:bcdbackup
attrib d:boot\bcd -h -r -s
this is where I'm stuck. I followed multiple YouTube tutorial solutions with no luck as when it gets back to requiring a bootrec /fixboot the previous solution does not work as well as many other solutions I've tried, such as going into Diskpart and messing with the EFI partition, doing commands to create bootfiles, etc.
So essentially attrib d:boot\bcd -h -r -s is returning d:boot path not found and none of the solutions are working.
Now, after doing all of the above, I'm getting error code 0xc0000001 whenever my computer restarts.
the only thing I haven't tried is using a Windows installation media, I've been doing all of the above from recovery mode. Restoring to a previous point isn't working, startup repair isn't working.