Hi,
I just fixed this error after doing a restore of a full image backup with all the system partitions created by Windows in UEFI mode.
- Boot the machine using the Hasleo Backup Suite Rescue Disk
- open the Windows Command Prompt using the option available on the menu (first icon on the top right of the window), sorry don't know the proper name!
- on the Windows Command Prompt run Diskpart
- inside Diskpart type:
list volume
// from the list of volumes take note of the ID for the FAT32 partition used by the UEFI boot
// replace <ID> with the proper number on the following command
select volume <ID>
assign letter m
exit
// back to the Windows Command prompt type:
bcdboot c:\windows /s m: /f UEFI
cd m:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot
ren BCD BCD.old
bootrec /RebuildBCD
The last command should ask about adding a boot entry for Windows on the C: drive, confirm the operation.
After doing this rebooted the machine and Windows 10 booted successfully.
I just fixed this error after doing a restore of a full image backup with all the system partitions created by Windows in UEFI mode.
- Boot the machine using the Hasleo Backup Suite Rescue Disk
- open the Windows Command Prompt using the option available on the menu (first icon on the top right of the window), sorry don't know the proper name!
- on the Windows Command Prompt run Diskpart
- inside Diskpart type:
list volume
// from the list of volumes take note of the ID for the FAT32 partition used by the UEFI boot
// replace <ID> with the proper number on the following command
select volume <ID>
assign letter m
exit
// back to the Windows Command prompt type:
bcdboot c:\windows /s m: /f UEFI
cd m:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot
ren BCD BCD.old
bootrec /RebuildBCD
The last command should ask about adding a boot entry for Windows on the C: drive, confirm the operation.
After doing this rebooted the machine and Windows 10 booted successfully.