I recently had some troubles, I accidentally deleted the boot file with EasyBCD, because I chose an option called Reset BCD Configuration, because I had some Windows entries in the boot file, which I had already deleted (WXP and W7) My system originally being W7, then upgraded to W10.
Anyways, I put a W10 usb to fix the boot, the tool with the recovery options couldn't solve the issue, I kept getting the error unable to copy boot files or something of some sort (by using diskpart, then cmd, then bcdboot c:windows, I kept getting errors) until I fixed it and somehow ended up getting the system to boot from THE USB DRIVE, so once I got access to the system, I went to EasyBCD again and deleted the wrong boot entry, which was booting from F: (The Windows 10 usb) and made it boot from C:.
Now my partitions look like this:
Notice that C: Has the attributes that System Reserved should have, 'System' and 'Active'
I know this shouldn't be this way, so my question is, can I make the System Reserved partition 'System' and 'Active' again ? I've already tried doing it by going into diskpart, selecting the system reserved partition as active, and when I try to rebuild the BCD files in it, it won't let me. It simply just gives me an error "bcdboot unable to copy boot files" and I have to go back to the CMD in recovery and mark partition C; (Where OS and all my files are) as active.
Help would be much appreciated, I don't want to mess up my boot again !. Thanks in advance.
Anyways, I put a W10 usb to fix the boot, the tool with the recovery options couldn't solve the issue, I kept getting the error unable to copy boot files or something of some sort (by using diskpart, then cmd, then bcdboot c:windows, I kept getting errors) until I fixed it and somehow ended up getting the system to boot from THE USB DRIVE, so once I got access to the system, I went to EasyBCD again and deleted the wrong boot entry, which was booting from F: (The Windows 10 usb) and made it boot from C:.
Now my partitions look like this:
Notice that C: Has the attributes that System Reserved should have, 'System' and 'Active'
I know this shouldn't be this way, so my question is, can I make the System Reserved partition 'System' and 'Active' again ? I've already tried doing it by going into diskpart, selecting the system reserved partition as active, and when I try to rebuild the BCD files in it, it won't let me. It simply just gives me an error "bcdboot unable to copy boot files" and I have to go back to the CMD in recovery and mark partition C; (Where OS and all my files are) as active.
Help would be much appreciated, I don't want to mess up my boot again !. Thanks in advance.
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