Windows Boot Repair
Windows Boot Repair Guide Introduction Windows boot issues can prevent your system from starting correctly, often due to corrupted boot files, misconfigured partitions, or firmware settings. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to repair Windows boot problems for both UEFI and MBR/Legacy systems using the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) command prompt. It covers partition setup, boot configuration rebuilding, and troubleshooting common issues. Prerequisites A Windows installation USB or DVD with the same version as your system. Access to the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) by booting from the installation media and selecting “Repair your computer.” Basic familiarity with the Command Prompt. Administrative privileges in the recovery environment. Critical Warning: Verify Partitions Before Formatting ⚠️Warning Extreme Caution: Before formatting any partition, use diskpart’s list disk and list part commands to verify that you are selecting the correct disk and partition (e.g., the EFI System Partition or system partition). Formatting the wrong partition can erase your Windows data or other critical files. Always double-check the disk and partition layout to ensure you are not deleting your data drive. Windows Boot Repair UEFI Boot Repair UEFI systems use an EFI System Partition (ESP) to store boot files. If the ESP is missing, corrupted, or misconfigured, Windows may fail to boot. ...