Boot your computer from a Windows Installation Media (USB or DVD). If you 're unable to access command prompt, during Windows boot, then:Ī. * Note: All the methods below require to access Command Prompt. If everything fails, then proceed to the methods below. If Windows fails to start again, first try to run a system restore or to fix Start-up problems by using the Windows Troubleshooting options if available.
Get in BIOS and ensure that the main Hard Drive (the one with the OS), is the first boot device in Boot Priority list (and not the "Windows Boot Manager").Ĩ. (USB Storage devices, USB printers, etc.)ĥ. Leave disconnected any other USB device that isn't needed to boot. Put back the Power cord and connect only any other device needed (e.g. With everything disconnected, press and hold down the Power button, for about 15-20 seconds.ģ. If you 're using a laptop, also remove the battery.Ģ.
Disconnect everything of your computer, including the power cord. Important: Before proceeding to fix Windows Startup problems, by following the instructions on the methods below, try the following procedure:ġ.
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How to fix Windows Fails to Start, Fails to Repair or Fails to Restore issues in Windows 10, 8 & 7 OS.
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This tutorial contains detailed instructions on how to fix Startup problems on Windows 10 or Windows 8 OS. The Windows start-up problems are commonly caused by corrupted system or registry files and they often occur after the installation of a program or a Windows update. Furthermore, any other effort to fix the Windows start-up problem, by using the System Restore, Refresh, Start-up repair, Go back to previous build options fails. There is one suggestion for the “access denied” error: to format the UEFI partition and then manually create EFI\Microsoft\Boot\ in there and retry bootrec /fixboot but I find it outlandish to even consider it.The problem is odd: Suddenly Windows fails to start normally or goes into an infinite loop into the Automatic Repair mode and trying to fix the startup problems without success. I tried to run it all from the UEFI partition by enabling it from diskpart but I still get “access denied” for fixboot, no matter what I tried. From cmd prompt I see my C:\ drive and all files seem to be ok, entire chkdsk shows that everything is ok with the drive.īootrec /FixMbr works, however bootrec /fixboot gives me “access is denied.”īootrec /scanos and bootrec /rebuildbcd both show “Total identified windows installations: 0” It shows “inaccessible boot device” blue screen. From this point on I wasn’t able to boot. At first it seemed that it booted into my login screen, but again my I did power reset by mistake. It was clear that I had only one choice to power reset it. My “always on” home desktop today appeared to be totally unresponsive.
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