in my experience all windows systems are faulty and conflicts in software and problems with registry (by too much install deleting and then installing again the same software). theres always some f... issue and the fastest solution is re-installing Windows instead of searching for a needle in a haystack. I loose more time trying to find a solution unless the solution is obvious! so many hours wasted no thanks new install keep the old files no need to back up because theyr always on an another partition. 😊

Wish I had seen this first, Google is useless.

Did you lose data?

How to resolve?

​@@rg__foxyProbably go back to Windows 10

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Same here bro I was just updating windows then the blinking cursor came out and the boot's won't work no more

Did you ever find a fix ?

What was the problem you were facing Was it that when you choose a boot device it brings you back to the UEFI menu ? I'm facing this problem and I want to be sure before trying

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Windows Boot Manager - -----.... identifier device path description locale inherit flightsigning default resumeobject displayorder toolsdisplayorder timeout {bootmgr} partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume22 NEFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BOOTMGFW.EFI Windows Boot Manager en-US {globalsettings} Yes {default} {fd6ca171-263-11ee-a5f8-3c7c3f4e0c71} {default} {C2f02f37-2ad7-11ee-9d6d-934797974ffa} {memdiag} 30 Windows Boot Loader - - - ------. identifier {default} device partition=L: path \WINDOWS\system32\winload.efi description Windows 11 locale en-US inherit (bootloadersettings} recoverysequence {d21dea20-29ff-11ee-bc78-ddoe467fbac} displaymessageoverride Recovery recoveryenabled Yes isolatedcontext Yes allowedinmemorysettings 0x15000075 partition=L: osdevice \WINDOWS systemroot {fd6ca171-2b63-11ee-a5f8-3c7c3f4e0c71} resumeobject OptIn nx Standard bootmenupolicy Windows Boot Loader --------_- {c2f02f37-2ad7-11ee-9d6d-934797974ffa} identifier partition=D: device \WINDOWS\system32\winload.efi path Windows 11 description en-US locale {bootloadersettings} inherit {c6eddf37-c939-11ed-bfb5-a55c189d3683} recoverysequence displaymessageoverride Recovery Yes recoveryenabled Yes isolatedcontext allowedinmemorysettings 0×15000075 partition=D: osdevice \WINDOWS systemroot {C2702f36-2ad7-11ee-9d6d-934797974ffa} resumeobject optIn Standard nx bootmenupolicy😊

same here, i hope this works for me !!

Glad it helped.

​@@CyberCPU Please please do a video of how to rebuild : SEARCH INDEX in Windows 10?

Glad it helped!

you seem like you know what your doing so i would like to ask for your help in the middle of the video when i did V: /fs:fat32 it started installing something thats not what happend to the guy who made the video however do you know how to help me in that case?

Is this for when bios opens instead of windows?

Windows 7 would have been MBR. UEFI was supported in Windows 7 but it was very rare to see a system using it.

Hello my friend, can you please help me? My laptop just died during startup because it had very low battery. Now it keeps going to bios screen and Windows doesn't load. Would this video help me?

Hey I have the same issue but it's windows 10, whenever I want to open anything like reset or startup fix it crashes with error session 1 initialization failed, how did you fix it? Should I do the video? Don't wanna mess it up even more.

I'm pretty much exactly where you were! so many new parts, so much time, so sad and frustrating! Had micro-center build a $3,600 computer for my son. For 3 months it worked well, for the last 3 months it's consumed more time and another $650-$700. If this doesn't fix it my head will explode. . . 🤞

Glad it helped.

i cant find my windows folder and users folder any tips?

@@MigzAztig21 both folders should be on your boot drive. Probably C:

Replaced my older ssd with a m.2 nvme ssd went through all the dir of my c drive really couldnt find users and windows install. so I did a fresh install just disconnected my other drives so i dont wipe em. Now im trying to figure out how i can get the data from my old ssd like apps, photos, and important files

Read my comment above (5/14/23) for a possible fix for you.

Just reformat the drive and re install.

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Is this for when BIOS opens instead of windows? That's the problem i have...

Bootloaders don't typically get corrupted very often. You may have a bad hard drive. Check out my video on testing hard drives.

​​@@CyberCPUwell my life sucks lol I did everything did not boot just has that blue screen an now the V: drive can't be found fuk🎉 I did not even have that specific blue screen till I tried this method

@@CyberCPUmy drives are all good and health on all scans. I tried using the same format partition the fat32 efi partition and created the boot files just like you showed. Now when my computer rebooted it stated hard drive can’t be found fo3 error. I found the c drive has now become raw and I didn’t format this drive but the v drive as you had shown 😂. Anyways I ran a chkdsk command it fixed the c drive and I can see my c dir with everything ( don’t know what it has fixed as it wasn’t able to do log of it as message stated this. Anyways please tell me how can I get my system back. I have seen all videos and this has happened after a windows update that made my system get blue screen of death 💀. How can I install my windows ? 😔 as I don’t know the keys to this windows. Big mistake on my part 😢

Glad it helped.

Thanks for the input.

I'm working on a video right now for MBR. It's turning out to be a lot more complicated. Mostly because Microsoft's tools don't work in the most recent versions of recovery.

I had a broken MBR but this was a great video!

1:48 am

For real. When he said he was going to intentionally break the boot I thought he was going to just click update and restart

Thanks for the comment.

@@CyberCPU Just got the repair loop issue, when in advanced options on each the options it asks for password but does not recognise it, is there so many try`s limit on it ? and is there a workaround ? ... really stuck as it`s my main use laptop....

​@CyberCPU sent email to you. Please please reply can't help you if you can't. At least I will know you actually seen the email. thx so much...email is from rkral

Mine only shows disk 0

Glad it helped.

Already did that one. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fmZ4qWt9nJWUsnk.html

@@CyberCPUhey i have a problem it says i have no volumes and also dont have the disk that you specified either

Ditto

ditto too!

In the same predicament, I want to remove the Linux drive and go back to single boot setup but then Windows doesn't boot when I remove the Linuix drive.

@@madtza you might be able to use gparted to carve out a 100MB partition on the end of your windows drive and use grub2 to put a new bootloader on that drive. I know grub2 will look for other operating system when it first configures. Hopefully we get a video on how to do it from windows.

Hi did you remember your bitlocker user passowrd I know the password but when I enter it in cmd it says its wrong

​@@abdullahasif4541 Did you put in the Bitlocker key, or the user password? You don't unlock Bitlocker with your user password.

Almost every how to on the internet is outdated with methods that don't work anymore. It's really frustrating. Now that mines out there, hopefully it will save people some time.

Same with my Asus. Any possible fix?

Speaking from personal experience, I've run into Kernel-Power 41 issues in the past. The main issue is that there isn't just one solid reason this can happen. One PC that I worked on had a single faulty RAM chip, another one had a faulty GPU, both of which with the same code. Kernel-Power 41 is a very ambiguous error code, I'd look into the hardware to see what may be causing it, with programs like MemTest86 or OCCT just to name two, both of which have helped me narrow things down in the past.

That's going to be typically a hardware issue. It essentially just means that the computer shut down unexpectedly. I would start with how your computer is getting power. Make sure you're not using an ancient power strip or a UPS with a bad battery. If you're using a UPS you can test it by unplugging it from the wall and if it keeps the system running it should be fine. However if the system immediately shuts down when you unplug it then you probably need a new UPS or to replace the battery in your old one. Most of the time though this problem is going to come from a bad power supply.

@@CyberCPU I got my laptop about 2 years ago (it's a Lenovo ideapad3) so it's probably not using any ancient stuff. Also instead of shutting down or anything, it just freezes and sometimes even restarts on its own. And when it doesn't, I'm still able to close it by the power button. This means that some drivers ARE able to run even after this. And this mostly happens when I open it after I put it to sleep mode or hibernation. EDIT: There's actually some problems with the RAM recently (can use only 3GB out of 8), although it appeared way later the Kernel-Power issue occured. Could it be related?

Thanks for the input.

Well thank you.

@CyberCPU Areeee yiuuu geyyyy?????

@mda5003 If you already have dual boot win10/11, why would it be useful? In other words are you not happy with the outcome?

@@BrinsleyMorrisonfor some reason my disk isn’t showing up, can you help?

After I type /fs:fat32 and Y it says “cannot format. This volume is write protected. Format failed” On a Samsung 970 evo ssd and msi Z590 Wi-Fi CEC motherboard. Can anyone help?

@@diljoe9678 I’m using the same drive it wont let me format

@@BrinsleyMorrison still doesn’t work it says drive is protected can’t write on it

Hey I'm facing some problem with my PC it does not want boot at all and it keeps on taking me to the blue screen and telling me that automatic fixing is not done or something so could you make a video explaining and showing causes and solutions to it so it might help because I want to fix my PC with out deleting all my PC and starting fresh again

Because the operating system for a cell phone is custom built for that one piece of hardware. An operating system for a notebook is created for millions of different hardware configurations.

Perfectly? 😂 You probably mean better. Even system that build for only 1 hardware configuration (apple, playstation, x box) manage to have constant bugs. Maybe bugs are usually not critical, but definitely not perfectly.

no electronic works perfectly w no problems lol. A cell phone IS a pc. It’s just alot weaker of a pc that’s built for a custom os as somebody else said.

@@myprogramming5500 yes, sorry. What I mean is they work better than a laptop, just like my Lenovo Yoga 7 that keeps having a problem booting. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@BlazeSh0t yes, sorry. What I mean is they work better than a laptop, just like my Lenovo Yoga 7 that keeps having a problem booting. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Glad it helped.

Glad my videos help.