Just read a thread saying 'Easy Recovery Essentials' isn't essential - we should be able to do it ourselves.
Well I was about to buy it.
Because my Win10 won't boot. Put the install disk in and try for repair etc. and nothing will work.
Seems like maybe the BCD is corrupt.
I tried to rebuild following the bootrec thing but on the last line it does nothing but throw up a screen of explanation on how to use bootrec.
bdcboot c:\windows /1 en-us /s z: /f ALL
was the line. The place we were at was off the install disk and was something like x: source or something.
I think it is a bad hard disk. I've had trouble before.
I would like to go out and buy a new, good quality disk.
If I give up all hope of retaining that setup and go for a fresh install how can I retain my win10 serial or whatever?
It's a hassle or easy?
Back to the problem: should I buy that easy recovery thing or is there a free regimen somewhere I can work through?
and anyone see anything wrong with that command line I put in?
Well I was about to buy it.
Because my Win10 won't boot. Put the install disk in and try for repair etc. and nothing will work.
Seems like maybe the BCD is corrupt.
I tried to rebuild following the bootrec thing but on the last line it does nothing but throw up a screen of explanation on how to use bootrec.
bdcboot c:\windows /1 en-us /s z: /f ALL
was the line. The place we were at was off the install disk and was something like x: source or something.
I think it is a bad hard disk. I've had trouble before.
I would like to go out and buy a new, good quality disk.
If I give up all hope of retaining that setup and go for a fresh install how can I retain my win10 serial or whatever?
It's a hassle or easy?
Back to the problem: should I buy that easy recovery thing or is there a free regimen somewhere I can work through?
and anyone see anything wrong with that command line I put in?