Auto repair with the windows install usb does nothing either. Then I tried BootIce to "transfer" the efi bootloader from the hhd to SSD, but all that done is made the HDD not boot either now.
I must've tried rebuilding the bootloader at least 10 times with no luck. None of the usual bootrec commands sorted it as they usually did, being stuck on the bootrec /fixboot saying access denied, bcdboot doesn't do anything either.
I made sure there's no GPT/MBR conflict, both the HDD and SSD are GPT and the system is UEFI. I'll begin to say I'm fairly tech minded and I've done that multiple times before with no major issues (using Macrium Reflect) however this time it wasn't for booting at all. Run the Sysnative log collector > post a share link into this thread using one drive, drop box, or google driveĪdd these commands to the bottom of the group in the earlier post:Īll commands can be copied and pasted as one group into administrative command prompt.I was upgrading my in-laws computer yesterday and an SSD was one of those upgrades. (the column Status had many characters that were cut off) When posting images of disk management make sure that no characters are cut off (widen columns Volume and Status and widen rows disk 0, disk 1, etc.) If available, consider booting UEFI without CSM > Clean install Windows 10 with GPT partition > restoring the Macrium backed up C: partition into the primary partitionīoot to the BIOS > post images or share links of disk drives and Legacy / UEFI / CSM options There were two primary partitions and one recovery partition.Ī typical MBR partition has System/Primary/Recovery as per the image in this Microsoft link:Ĭompared to BIOS Legacy with MBR partition, BIOS UEFI with GPT partition provides options for improved security (secure boot), up to 128 partitions compared to only 4 with MBR, and is benchmark faster boot than MBR. The collected logs displayed a MBR partition without a system partition (likely incorporated into the data partition). Post images or share links displaying the commands with results. Open administrative command prompt and copy and paste (all at one time): Windows Update Forum Posting Instructions Before making a backup image make sure scannow, restorehealth, and sfcfix are without problems:
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