Windows 8.1 Pro won't boot, Status: 0xc000000e
You should be able to fix booting for UEFI using this command:
bcdboot c:\Windows /s Z: /f ALL
c: is where Windows is installed
Z: is EFI System Partition (to map use "mountvol Z: /s" on command prompt)
Some explanations for repairing Windows BCD.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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BUHD almost 2 years
My computer has been working fine until yesterday. I turned it on and immediately after the motherboard logo, I got an error screen (light blue) saying,
Your PC Needs to be Repaired
with an error codeStatus: 0xc000000e
. There was no file/driver specified.I have tried many different solutions such as this one: Windows 8 EFI Boot Loader and trying to rebuild the BCD, etc. , but none of them has worked so far.
I am about to reinstall the entire OS, but wanted to ask here before I do that since I really feel there must be a solution for this.
The OS is installed on an SSD formatted as GPT with UEFI so it has three partitions:
- Primary - 111GB
- Recovery - 300MB
- System - 100MB
I tried using
bcdedit /enum
to check the locations of the partitions and both the osdevice and device locations were showing up as "Partition=C:", but the {bootmgr} was showing up in the "partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume3".I am really struggling to figure out what's wrong. I disconnected all other drives and tried to "Startup Repair" the computer from the recovery DVD to no avail. It still throws up the "0xc000000e" error.
I tried the following:
• CHKDSK /R --> No Problems Found
• SFC /SCANNOW --> No Integrity Violations Found
• STARTUP REPAIR --> Ran about TEN times - couldn't repairPlease help!
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Gats Berserker over 10 yearsI had the same problem with W7, try this : 0xc000000e Boot Error
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Ikem Krueger over 2 yearsThat was the only thing that helped! Thank you very much!