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Sir, my windows 10 is corrupted and I was unable to start window including safe mode can I create a backup of installed app or application on my computer.
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Can you show us what in the registry now?
regedit
Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
File - Load Hive...
E:\Windows\System32\Config\SYSTEM
SYS
Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYS\ControlSet001
Your partitions are not GPT so UEFI boot is not an option at this point. I will try on my system if it will work but in the mean time let's recreate your BCD.
attrib -s -h c:\boot\bcd
ren C:\Boot\BCD BCD.sav
bcdboot E:\Windows /s C:
Reboot
It was booting to spinning dots on a black screen, now it boots to an error message with an Advanced Options button to get to the recovery environment. Does the button work? Or do you get dots? It seems better, but not good enough. I don't think it worthwhile to set it back the way it was. It was trying to boot directly to the recovery environment instead of to Windows 10.
(1) Well, I see you reverted your Registry. Did that work?
(2) No, I don't think putting BIOS into UEFI mode will be helpful, because you've got a Legacy install. But try it, if you want.
(1) Sir, my computer is showing like this now
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IEnTWvYM5nxgq45a2vK7pk3MbH\_B7CPE/view?usp=drivesdk
(2) Sir, if you tell me to do change the BIOS into UEFI then i will do this with your support because i didn't know the Correct way to recover my windows.
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It was booting to spinning dots on a black screen, now it boots to an error message with an Advanced Options button to get to the recovery environment. Does the button work? Or do you get dots? It seems better, but not good enough. I don't think it worthwhile to set it back the way it was. It was trying to boot directly to the recovery environment instead of to Windows 10.
(1) Well, I see you reverted your Registry. Did that work?
(2) No, I don't think putting BIOS into UEFI mode will be helpful, because you've got a Legacy install. But try it, if you want.
With the access denied it didn't create a backup but since it wasn't working anyways I don't think that is a big deal.
The backup registry looks to have copied.
What does the reboot look like?
