Question cant boot windows 10

[leolaus]

Hello everyone.

in the last days it took me a very long time after starting Windows 10 to enter my password. After I was on my desktop, it sometimes took 10-30 minutes until it ran smoothly. (without stuttering)
When I looked at my Task Manager, it didn't show any high numbers on the CPU, the Ram or the data memory.
Sometimes I saw many runtime brokers and a high percentage of system interruptions, but I don't know if this has anything to do with my problem.
Anyway, now I cannot boot my Windows 10 anymore. At first I had an automatic repair loop. After 3 restarts I could
choose from various options.
-Reset did not work
-I tried this:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUKHp4Q_Fls
and it did not work.
-So I tried to start in save mode, but it did not work.

Then I connected an old Windows 7 ssd so i could boot from it and have a look at the Windows 10 ssd. I had no access. After looking it up on the internet, I found a way to access it (under Properties, Security and then create an authorized user), but some folders needed the same procedure again.
After a reboot I still couldn't start Windows 10.

Also, every time I tried to open the properties of Windows 10 ssd, I was asked if I wanted to empty the trash because the trash can of Windows 10 ssd was damaged.

I hope that someone can help me.

 

[RamboRyza]

Sounds to me like your boot loader or something along those lines may have been corrupted.

If you have an install/recovery USB, try fixing the boot loader (google 'fix bootloader MBR/GPT'), depending on whether your W10 install is on a GPT or MBR drive.

Hope this helps.

 

[leolaus]

Okay, so i have mbr, and i looked it Up:
In the command prompt:
bootrec/fixmbr - process completed
bootrec/fixboot - access denied
bootrec/scanos - didnt try, because i thought, if i cant fix boot, it wouldnt be important

 

[Turtle Rig]

Okay, so i have mbr, and i looked it Up:
In the command prompt:
bootrec/fixmbr - process completed
bootrec/fixboot - access denied
bootrec/scanos - didnt try, because i thought, if i cant fix boot, it wouldnt be important

Worst case scenario right here; If you continue to have boot issues perhaps you can do a Reset PC which will give you a clean WIndows 10 install however keep your data files like pics, videos, document and music. However you will need to reinsatll evefrything all drivers all apps and all games and also reconfigure the Windows 10 OS to your liking. 👨🏽‍🦲🙈🤷🏽‍♂️

 

[RamboRyza]

Get back into command prompt, and type the following commands, press enter after each one:

chkdsk /f
sfc /scannow

bootrec /scanos (run again)
bootrec /fixmbr (same)
bootrec /fixboot (same)
bootrec /rebuildbcd

If this doesn't work, you can try updating from MBR to GPT, can be done without loss of data nowadays, have done it myself, instructions will be on google (can't remember myself, mbr2gpt something). Should fix it.

Otherwise, what Turtle Rig said, unfortunately...

Keep us posted.

 

[leolaus]

Okay, it showed me, that i have 2 Windows Installations, [1]Windows and [2] windows.old\windows, but at fixboot i hot again Access denied

So ist Looks Like i have bootable system, but i have no Access?
I can also Access my Windows 10 SSD, so could i Change the a Bootfile(If available) manually?