Fix UEFI Partition When Windows 10 and 11 Won't Boot
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2023
- Fix UEFI Partition When Windows 10 and 11 Won't Boot
If your pc won't boot and you have a corrupted UEFI or missing file from the UEFI partition and want to fix your pc, this video is for you.
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I, for one, do appreciate you showing how to fix error videos, Brian. For those of us who work on either other people's computers or our computer, there's bound to be something we come across where our knowledge leads us to come online looking for the solution and when someone has a video tutorial instructing us on how to solve the issue, we should be so thankful to them.
Thanks for watching
@@Britec09 I know this off topic, but the dell optiplex 745 I installed windows 11 on if you remember from about a year ago now, I had to junk because ddr2 @8gb was having major issues lol, so I'm guessing their going after not only single core processor they going after ram as well for their next slave payment rofl, nothing I did improved so just a hint too those that like doing what they say can't be done, keep up the great work teacher
ps I have about 30 or so ddr2 ram
@@Britec09the format failed how do I get past the the volume is write protected?
This was the single best explained video for restoring UEFI boot. I've watched so many videos and read so many articles that explain how to repair using bootrec or bcdboot commands that never seem to work. It seems so much easier to simply wipe the EFI drive and replace it with a fresh one rather than try to fix it. Well done on this video and keep up the great content!
Man!! You saved one of my production Computers! I was stuck in the Bios for two weeks! So Grateful for your work! Never quit on your Dreams!
Extremely useful Brian. I had to re-install from scratch a few months ago for the same problem. Now I know what to do for the next time.🙂. Keep them coming, you're the only one out there that I know of who produces little gems like these.
Glad it helped!
I love your repair videos. I wish I had seen this a few days ago, I think it would have saved me from reinstalling windows. Keep up the great work 👍
Brian I been a longtime subscriber, please continue to make these type of videos. I'm always learning from you. Thank you and much appreciated
You got it
Please continue the fix it videos. Very useful and appreciated.
I definitely enjoy your fix it videos. I hope you continue to make more of these types of videos in the future. Thanks for all you do.
More to come!
Please continue. These type of videos show more advanced levels of troubleshooting and repair and are MUCH appreciated. Most use graphic tools and not CLI. Thank you, Sir.
Thank you Brian. This is more important than allot of people realize. Keep up these great How To’s!
More to come!
These sort of videos are all great Brian to know that there is somewhere to go to find solutions to problems. Thank you Don.
I also like these videos that go into the depths of the software to repair it. I would love to see something about cd/DVDs recovering data.
Thank you Brian - this fix it video is very useful and I for one are happy view this type of content along with your explanations, hopefully you will continue to present more fix it videos.
Thanks Brian.
Diskpart is a nice utility, and it's a good idea to have bootable media on hand if you're working with only one PC.
I'm a nerd, so this type of content is what I crave. The more informative, the better. I also enjoy content that has a "casual" feel.
Absolutely!
i have a boot problem. I will create the cd today. But should I try the other restore options on the recovery cd before I try diskpart?
You’re such a homie for making this tutorial, you have no idea how much of a headache/stress/anxiety that you prevented by making this video… thank you
Love these tutorials Brian. I pass these on to my computer friends so they can fix their computers and their friends computers.
Thanks
It's wonderful to see how somebody makes the audience understand in the true manner of teaching something which somebody wants to know.
Thank you Brian
Very useful and easy to understand instructions.
Saved the day and got my computer back online.
GREAT VIDEO. A few months ago I bought a 2TB SP SSD Drive. I installed the cloning software that came with it and I could not boot from anything. When I finally got in touch with them, the woman at tech support started talking me through a whole convoluted procedure, this one. It's exactly what she had me do and it worked. I wish I wrote it down to have in the future, but now, you made a video. Great work. In searching, a lot of people had the same problem with the software.
thanks for the video, keep up the good work .... subbed for sure geezer ! cheers🍻
You saved my PC! Not sure how I got into such a mess but was cloning my drive to a larger one and I got the screen that you described, Tried quite a few other solutions but yours was clearly presented and worked first time. I will now make a backup just in case it happens again! Many thanks.
Keep the repair videos coming. There is another longtime RUclips content creator (in the U.S.) that I'm sure you're aware of. Has an interesting case of an HP with an Intel Octane attached to a mechanical drive that won't boot (doesn't recognize the Windows installation although you can see the Windows partition and data files). Not sure if this procedure would work on that particular issue, as I've lost track of all the guesses viewers are throwing out on that 2-part series and counting. Not sure if someone over there mentioned something along the lines of this method or not. Would have to go back and rewatch the videos.
Your videos are extremely helpful, they always help when it's needed. Thank you for doing what you do, you're an all-star man!
Nice little video, Brian. I have now just done a bcd backup to the root directory of C. I was hitherto unaware that one could do this. Thanks.
Glad it helped!
Your video was very useful. It fixed my UEFI problem. Keep these fixit videos coming.
Really really useful video! I had the exact problem today that you displayed at the beginning. It happened on a test machine (luckily) on which I had removed a HDD (data disk) and replaced with a SSD but at the same time changed the SATA port connections of both drives (the new and the existing Windows SSD). I ended up rebuilding! I knew it was a boot corruption issue but couldn't understand why. I used Diskpart but my knowledge didn't extend to the information that you have provided here. Many thanks for taking the time to make this video.
We need more videos like this, the best of the best.
Thanks so much. Very clear instructions and it solved my issue. Liked and subscribed
Thanks Brian, I had to figure out how to recover the boot partition on my own a few months ago, I was very lucky I had a second computer to google the CMD commands.
Very clear and helpful video!!! Thank you! Thumbs up!
Thank you so much for this video. It was a massive relief to see my computer actually boot up again. Thank you, thank you.
Please continue with these videos on fixing Windows 11, they're a great help. Thank you.
Will do!
Thank you for your easy to follow step by step video. As my computer went to the blue screen of death after doing a upgrade to my computer. This fixed my issue, awesome video!
I have learned very much from you and even used your videos to fix or do certain funtions.
Glad I could help
You saved me!!! I didnt even have the backup you explained in the beginning I just did what you did in CMD and everything is restored to normal, thank you! Best tutorial, now I can start over and do things right! 🙏🙏👍👍🇸🇪
You've done us a great service showing how to do this and other solutions to potential problems in Windows. Thank you!
Good video Brian!
Thanks for the direct solution, i looked at a lot of other videos but this one is most precise to the problem i was facing.
Thanks, Jim For The Video for teaching us, I am a Mod on CareyHolzmans Channel, Don't let the trolls stop you from making your videos because the world is full of good ones too! I appreciate what you are doing! and I'm sure Others do also
Thanks
Just to say I do find these useful, it's just I guess most people only watch them when they need to fix something that's gone wrong (like me in this instance). Keep up the good work many thanks.
You are an absolute legend and a star. Save me so so much hassle . Thanks very much, by far the best video on this error I found on YT.. subbed
Interesting video! I've had a recurring problem like this for a while. I stumbled across how to fix it temporarily, but this looks like a much better solution.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much! The most accurate guide to create new efi partition (or fix the corrupted one)
Thank you for the great video. Will this also work if there is Bitlocker on the system drive?
Hi Brian, I can not format volume z as "this volume is protected". Are you able to help?
Did you get any help with this part. I have the same issue.
Same issue here
Thank you for this!!! You saved me a big headache! 😎
Great video, Brian! What I am missing on RUclips is a short guide on DLP systems, such as Azure Information Protection, Symantec DLP, etc. and how you can use those to track AIP-labelled documents on cold storage or in-transit. How to detect/stop early deliberate leakage of confidential data for instance by ransomware groups. Maybe too niche for your channel though.
I will take a look
Followed your guide.... worked perfectly .. big THANK YOU
Thank-you, Brian. Thanks to you, my frustration with w10 boot ended.
Much appreciated, thank you !
love these videos, I really want to learn about the command prompt and computer maintenance in general thanks.
More to come!
You saved my life man love the content!!! Thank you ❤
Thank you! It helped me just now :)
This is great content, keep it going
Perfect! Thank You!
Thank you so much! It helped me
As always, the best. Thank you.
You are an absolute GENIUS. I had tried everything under the sun.. I mean EVERYTHING to fix this issue. I consider myself VERY computer savvy, but never in a million years could I have come up with this fix. I simply cloned one disk to another, then neither worked. After hours of trying and failing to figure out why they wouldn't boot, I decided youtube would be my savior. You sir, are my savior. I applied the fix to both and they are both working perfectly. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this video. I truly appreciate it. 👍👍👍👍👍
thankyou so much for this video, saved my life, I was stuck for 2 days trying to boot windows 10 into my new 1tb nvme drive, it would not load windows with the new drive unless the old ssd drive was not installed, initially i thought it was a partition issue or a MBR v GPT issue, after doing some research it was the UEFI partition, this vid solved the problem 🤩
We are watching your videos, they are extremely useful because clear and topical!! Thank you so much for taking the time! 😊
What is more your videos are coherent from one to another, very methodical and simple to follow! ( even if the solution on offer doesn’t always fix the issue 😅)
Keep sharing, or my PC world will collapse! Still using 1 x2010 XPS laptop and 2x 2014 Samsung and Alienware laptops, which thanks to
your ideas and tips I still keep using. 😅
I enjoy this type of content and allways well explained in my opinion. Also like the tips on free software available to fix things.
Thanks mate
Thanks so much for this, it work perfect first time and fixed my Macrium clone disaster which stopped both original and clone from booting!
Great video, thank you for the useful information, this worked out well for me.
Glad it helped
Hi Brian, I think you should do these sort of videos as it can save time and money when things go wrong with your computer
Thanks Brian. Invaluable.
I like how you show me how to fix major windows problems! I don't know why the drop in views.
I had a similiar issue with my UEFI Windows 11 Intel PC so I followed this video and now my Keyboard doesn't work and the PC only boots up to the Recover (Blue Screen) and I can't select any options or boot into safemode or Bios anymore :(
absolutely incredible, thank you so much, that deserves a like!!!!
THANK YOU SOO MUCH! You have just helped me recover my c: drive. A huge relief as now I don't need to rebuild my Windows drive from scatch 🙂👍
Yes, I like the fix-it videos. . It is good to know what to do if things do go wrong. Best wishes from 758 🌴🌞
Thank you! You too!
Excellent presentation. I've saved the information you provided for insurance against any future system failures. Thank you.
Thanks mate you're instructions were precise and to the point.... however for people working on some older version of diskpart might run into the issue -An incorrect volume label was entered for this drive. Volume label is simply the name of the drive you're trying to format, so in this case it will be SYSTEM.
I Had this issue, thank you very much
Thanks for a comprehensive guide. I followed it through and can see the refreshed content in EFI\Microsoft\Boot. However, when I then carry out the check via bcdedit I get "the boot configuration data store could not be opened the required system device cannot be found". My windows folder was showing under g: rather than c: and I'm wondering if it's relating to that. Could it be searching for the store on C when it's currently on G maybe? Thanks.
👏👏👏🎉 it was a great video 😊 thank you ! 🙏
Extremely useful and helpful video
Very useful many thanks
Thanks so much for this straightforward video! I ran into a problem when I got to the part of formatting I got a message that the volume is write-protected. Format failed. Is there anything I can do? TIA!
Thanks man you made my day ❤
These videos are useful to me. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
Thanks Brian .Very helpful ..
Very welcome
Top job cool beans! Thank you very much!
Nice informative video. Unfortunately, people only tend to watch this sort of video WHEN they have issues. I certainly appreciate the information being out there 👍
I've always created a recovery USB when I buy a new computer and periodically created newer ones. However when I actually needed it (from a bad windows update), it wasn't of any particular use. In the end I had to use Windows Media Creation Tool to make a windows USB install and reinstall.
One other useful piece I also needed was the SSD drivers from your computer manufacturer in order to use that USB to write to the SSD. Why TF doesn't MS include a generic driver with the install media? It was only after days of searching that I came across this nugget of information (from memory I did a search for ASUS IRST driver even though it was a Samsung Evo SSD). I extracted the zip file onto the Windows media USB and when booting just navigated to the driver. That allowed me to see the SSD to install windows to.
Thanks for watching
Hi Brain this video was very helpful,please do more videos like that
Will do!
Thank you so much! I was able to boot my pc back into windows!
Thanks for your video Brian. Command line is a powerfull tool to do all on a pc. In fact you can install Windows with it as well. Keep up the good work that you do 🙂
I probably make that video soon
Great video as always Brian. However I have a slight problem. I have run the list vol and don't see the 100MB FAT32 volume as per your video.
I do see however a 260MB FAT32 partition. I have browsed into that volume and it has 3 directories : EFI, HP & Hewlett-Packard.
When I go into each of those directories it's just BIOS updates.
So.... where do I go from here? Safe to erase the contents of that volume and carry on as per your video or do I need to create a new volume and repair the BCD that way?
For context, everything was working fine. Had an issue with microphone, so ran HP driver updates which said there was a BIOS update and this has corrupted the system.
Help and advice appreciated.
For me if it's been 2 years I just install a clean install of windows. For the average user this is the best way I think. If you are a up to date on all this stuff like you are Brian it worth it. I have tried fixing stuff like this years ago and it was always something else messing up. I got pissed did a clean install of windows problem over if you back up stuff on your computer on a usb that you care about. If you don't back up once in awhile a clean install of windows you loose everything if you only have 1 puter. I have 4 so I can always use that and put it on a usb stick. Am a big desktop shortcut person so what I use most the time is on my desktop and just a click away.
You and I are on the same page...thanks for posting your comment...peace..
Appreciate the video. Hoping you can help, when I try and format z drive I get a message saying can not format, this volume is write protected. Is there a way to change write protection?
Very useful info, as usual.
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. It has been incredibly helpful and I am extremely grateful. Now, thanks to your tutorial, I am able to successfully boot my windows and access all my valuable files. It was truly your tutorial that made it possible.
Thanks Brian again your xcopy codes in CMD as ADMIN just work! Other people can really mess me up when they give incorrect or bad advice, translation= not everyone with a RUclips channel is an "expert"..Very few people know how to navigate their way around using the command line.
***I have followed your channel for years and you have never led me astray!
Thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial.
You are amazing. This worked wonderful for myself. But I would like to add to this for anyone else that might be having the same issue I was, so I just upgraded my PC and was swapping parts out to the new motherboard and so on. When I tried to boot up for some reason two (2) UEFI partitions were created causing the system to have a failed boot. If anyone else has two (2) of those 100mb files with the same Fat32 format, just follow this guys steps and delete the vol that is higher then the first one so what I mean is his was vol 2 which I had a vol 2 but I also had a vol 5 so I formatted vol 5 and vol 2 but then I only created a new boot file for vol 2 Z:. And it fixed the issue of having two boot loaders causing windows 10 not to boot. I hope this comment can help anyone else out.
great video. thanks for sharing....! this content is good i like it also like product reviews and pc builds would like to see some NAS stuff as well as windows stuff
Thanks, will do!
Not a waste of time, great info.
Sir, you saved me from a big headache. My Fedora corrupted my main OS, Windows UEFI
Seriously good video. I have done this many times, but I'm always teasing to repair that efi partition. But mostly it is better to just recreate it. And with 500mb instead of 100 because some windows updates seem to fail if it isn't larger.
I like the windows Fix-It videos for Windows 10 and its predecessors
14:13 Hi, I also like to see your tips for these fixes when my laptop windows plays up. Thank you for all your RUclips clips. Cheers John
You are the best Brian