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After booting into the recovery environment, you need to open a command-line console: select System Restore – > Troubleshoot-> Command Prompt). To repair the bootloader configuration (BCD), you have to boot from the original Windows installation media (also, you can use a recovery disk or a special UEFI bootable USB flash drive). Let’s move on to the procedure for manually repairing the EFI Windows bootloader on a UEFI computer. Using BCDBoot to Manually Repair EFI Bootloader in Windows

But most likely the result will be negative: Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC.

Then select Troubleshoot -> Startup Repair and select the OS whose bootloader you want to try to repair.

Click the Restore System on the installation screen.Boot your device from the recovery disc or Windows 10/11 installation media.The procedure for the automatic repair of the EFI bootloader used in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) is usually useless in such cases. Automatic Windows Bootloader Repair with WinRE I recommend using it to store large files you do not care about losing or perhaps giving it to your worst enemy to install his OS on.If you only see a black screen with the message “An operating system wasn’t found” when you boot your computer, it’s likely that the Windows bootloader has been completely removed. If you say yes to all three then you definitely should re-install Windows 10 on your failing hard drive. You would rather waste hours of time rather than spend $20.You do not care if you have to often wait unnecessarily for your computer to load and have decreased performance in many common operations.

You do not care if you lose all of your data.

The amount of time you will waste in extended loading times and inevitable data recovery will well exceed the $20 USD of a brand new SSD. If you store Terabytes then yes a Hard Drive will be cheaper, but it's not as cheap as you think, because you need at least 2 or 3 to have the reliability of any SSD so the cost/return is diminishing rapidly.

An SSD large enough to install any version of windows cost 20 USD brand new (not on sale).Ī hard drives only purpose is to store large files you want to lose. It is the year 2019, soon it will be the year 2020. If you told me your hard drive was brand new I would still suggest getting rid of it (as an OS drive) unless it was the year 2007. You should not install Windows on any hard drive.