Let me go in depth with the story: I tried some fixes for the Windows Store that did not work. So I decided to reset Windows. Firs time, failed. Second time, failed and after the reboot, no sign from Windows to boot. So now I am using my Windows Installation (Windows 10 Pro) and trying the Troubleshoot section. So, the start repair doesn’t work and I used this command on cmd: bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd which basically says at some point:”Total identified Windows installations: 0″. I am downloading the Windows 10 ISO from the cube website (still 7hours.having 100Mbps in download and can’t feel them ’cause from China) but I was wondering.installing their ISO, my Windows version will be activated?
If yes, then I will gladly keep waiting 7hours and format everything. Otherwise, can I use my Windows 10 Pro installation? Do I also need to rename the USB Drive to WINPE like some suggest? Also, the Pro version will affect the speed of the tablet?
I will just use Netflix/OneNote and literally nothing else. Thanks in advance. Oh yeah, the Pen Drivers, I have what I realized the Wacom model (even though it’s been bought from the cube website, listed as 50$), are they called “ISD_DualTouch_7.3.4-36”?
Those of you experienced in Windows will probably have experienced errors in the MBR (Master Boot Record) at some point. It’s not a nice feeling, as Windows fails to boot, and you’re faced with a black screen with the solitary message “MBR Error” with a value of 1, 2 or 3 or the information that “Windows failed to start.” Luckily, it’s only a software issue and not all that hard to fix the MBR in Windows 10. Why Do MBR Errors Happen?
The reasons for MBR errors could be due to, but not limited to: • Corrupted or deleted boot files • Removing the Linux operating system from a dual-boot computer • Mistakenly installing an older version of boot record, etc. Access Windows Recovery and Command Prompt Note: we’re showing how to do this in Windows 10, but the process is largely similar for Windows 7 and 8, too. If you have a boot record problem, then you probably won’t be able to reach the Windows desktop and open the command prompt from there. In this case you have to insert the Windows OS installation media and boot from that.
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Total identified windows installations: 0 -- boots into safe mode fine - posted in Computer Wont Boot - Malware Related: I work in a computer repair shop and I currently have a computer with Windows 7 that hangs at the boot logo. It boots into Safe Mode fine, but won't boot normally. Total identified Windows installations: 0 Geez. This essentially means that the bootrec command cannot identify your Windows installation, even though the Windows Recovery Environment has no trouble doing so upon starting.
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On the installation screen click “Next,” then “Repair your computer.” The above action will open the System Recovery Options window. Here select “Troubleshoot,” then “Command Prompt”. Since we need the command prompt to work with, select the option “Command Prompt.” Note: if you are using Windows 8 or 8.1, then press the F8 or Shift + F8 keys on your keyboard while booting, select the option “Troubleshoot -> Advanced Settings” and then again select Command Prompt from the list of the options to open the Command Prompt window. Fix the MBR Once you are in the command prompt, we can start fixing the boot record error using the bootrec command. Most of the time boot record problems are a direct result of a damaged or corrupted Master Boot Record.
In those scenarios simply use the below command to quickly fix the Master Boot Record. Ran: bootrec /ScanOs Total identified windows installations: 0 bootrec /RebuildBcd Total identified windows installations: 0 Early on there was the address of an error log.
I did not record that address. What is that address and does it contain useful information. It would be nice when code detects a problem that it inform the user as to the nature of the problem and recommended solution. Having an automatic recovery process is nice when it works. When it fails the user is left to guess as to the nature of the original condition which caused the problem.
No telling how much damage I have done trying solutions from the Internet! I have no idea why Windows 10 went into repair mode in the first place.
I have two laptops with Windows 10 and have installed Ubuntu 18.04 dual boot. One is still working. The other just decided to go into repair mode one day – reason unknown. More information: [my notes in reverse day order] ***** Big Problem: Ubuntu has broken Windows. ** Re-installing Windows 10 on RobotSys: NG Recovery failed. ** Need to run: bootrec /fixmbr From command prompt ** Ran/shutdown system ** Still does not start.