Window 10 access is denied

Anonymous
2022-07-25T13:37:49+00:00

I found my computer try in to boot but goes to a blue screen then trying to repair it but is not working.

Then I want to command prompt and I try to run bootrec.exe/fix boot I got access denied.

Then I trough Diskpart

I rename the Valium in my case drive c: (where I thing the boot sector is) is volume 2, I rename value 2 to volume v: then exit

Cd v:

Then md \efi\microsoft\boot

Then cd /d v:\efi\microsoft\boot

Then bootrec.exe/fixboot

Then I got access is denied

I need help pas this problem please

Kista

Windows for home | Windows 10 | Windows update

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  1. Anonymous
    2022-08-03T23:09:18+00:00

    Here was your latest List Disk & List Vol...

    F: Windows partition on Disk 0.

    C: System Reserved on Disk 0,

    G: Recovery partition on Disk 0.

    D: A partition on Disk 1.

    For the clean install, you will need to delete the 3 partitions on Disk 0. So long as you do not mistakenly delete the one on Disk 1, it should be safe. But to be sure -- & so long as you must go into the box anyway to switch the SSDs -- Greg will suggest that you unplug D: during the clean install. It not only protects D:, but prevents a rare interference with the process too. So, you're right about that. Nevertheless, some day you should backup D: anyhow. It isn't immune to other troubles.

    (1) What have you done so far to back up your personal files that are on F:?

    (2) Let's check again there is no BCD anywhere on System Reserved...

    DIR C:\BCD /a /s <<<Search whole drive for that pesky BCD

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  2. Anonymous
    2022-08-04T06:18:43+00:00

    Run the Crucial scanner to view some disk drive options:

    https://www.crucial.com/store/systemscanner

    A new system reserved partition can be created and it's a possible trial and error step before a clean install.

    If the Windows operating system or a registry hive is corrupt it may fail but if they are ok it's a trial and error step to troubleshoot the failure to boot.

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  3. Anonymous
    2022-08-04T10:26:10+00:00

    I will let you know,

    I have reorder the ssd hard drive delivery the 9 th until then I am going to open the box and clean it up and get it ready for major surgery.

    I am still concern about the windows production key.

    I have been through with them and is not a pleasure thing.

    I still believe that this thing crushed because the C: drive run out of space anyway that is my feeling.

    Keep all of you inform

    Kosta

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  4. Anonymous
    2022-08-04T10:27:05+00:00

    I will look into it and let’s you know

    Kosta

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  5. Anonymous
    2022-08-04T22:24:02+00:00

    OK. If you had a digital license linked to your Microsoft account, you won't need a product key, so long as the clean install is the same Edition (Pro, Home, etc.) as the Edition it is replacing. Windows will be activated by the time the clean install is over, if you tell it your Microsoft account password. The only other password I needed tell it was my WiFi password which is written on the router. IIRC, Cortana will be asking for those things about 17 minutes in, & the clean install will be over about 3 minutes after you answer. But that was a bunch of versions ago. Keep us informed.

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