Backup application from corrupted windows

Anonymous
2021-01-28T21:03:22+00:00

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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  1. Anonymous
    2021-02-08T12:55:34+00:00

    Remove the pointed braces from around "{Default}", thus...

    BCDEdit  /Set  {BootMgr}  Default  {dfff579a-b191-11ea-b625-d24236cabd2b}

    Sir, i tried thisbut after restart my computer its showing preparing startup recoveryand then this window is showing i tried to restart again but its showing this again

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  2. Anonymous
    2021-02-08T11:52:11+00:00

    Remove the pointed braces from around "{Default}", thus...

    BCDEdit  /Set  {BootMgr}  Default  {dfff579a-b191-11ea-b625-d24236cabd2b}

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  3. Anonymous
    2021-02-08T10:12:07+00:00

    Well, there's a few things I don't like in your BCD.

    (1) There is no Firmware Boot Manager ({FWBootMgr}). But I guess that might be normal for a Legacy installation -- or at least for one on a computer that has no UEFI firmware at all (as opposed to having it but being set to use Legacy mode).

    (2) The System Reserved partition is doubling as the Recovery partition, but I guess that too could be normal for a Legacy installation. Or at least for the one you've got.

    (3) The Windows Boot Manager ({BootMgr}) is not booting to the Windows 10 entry. It is booting to the Windows Recovery Environment entry. We can switch that this way...

    BCDEdit  /Set  {BootMgr}  Default  {dfff579a-b191-11ea-b625-d24236cabd2b}

    Then reboot.  I hope that does it.

    Note: Those are pointed braces which are above the square brackets on the keyboard.

    sir, it's showing that not recognised elements data.

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  4. Anonymous
    2021-02-08T08:41:46+00:00

    Well, there's a few things I don't like in your BCD.

    (1) There is no Firmware Boot Manager ({FWBootMgr}). But I guess that might be normal for a Legacy installation -- or at least for one on a computer that has no UEFI firmware at all (as opposed to having it but being set to use Legacy mode).

    (2) The System Reserved partition is doubling as the Recovery partition, but I guess that too could be normal for a Legacy installation. Or at least for the one you've got.

    (3) The Windows Boot Manager ({BootMgr}) is not booting to the Windows 10 entry. It is booting to the Windows Recovery Environment entry. We can switch that this way...

    BCDEdit  /Set  {BootMgr}  Default  {dfff579a-b191-11ea-b625-d24236cabd2b}

    Then reboot.  I hope that does it.

    Note: Those are pointed braces which are above the square brackets on the keyboard.

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  5. Anonymous
    2021-02-08T07:25:57+00:00

    Your pictures do not match what I get in the DISM help screens. You are missing two whole categories, including the Package Servicing Commands of which "/Cleanup-Image" is one. That is why you get the error message that the option is unknown. I can only guess the option is not available to you because yours is a Legacy install. Maybe it exists in UEFI installations only.

    Well, I see AamazingTech2 is onto something. I'll keep an eye on it & chime in if I think of more.

    But I still think you might try the offline SFC & the Startup Repair three times in a row each, if they report an uncorrectable error. And show us a full BCDEdit too.

    Sir, in startup repair i get srttrail.txt only and here is my full BCD

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