Recent content by romiln

Thanks @Topgundcp for the help! Thanks for the awesome tools that you have shared here that have helped me in debugging my PC faster.

@Topgundcp This is what I did Downloaded Windows 11 in a different usb as a ISO. Boot from Win XPE iso and apply image as ISO. Path was D:\ for image (not C) and target path was C: Note that D drive is parition of windows ssd and C : drive here contains windows Once I did step 2 and did...

Already tried that.. didn't worked.

Will do it tomorrow

@Topgundcp Below are the steps followed Boot repair process Boot repair message: Scan health result: Error during restore health seen below

@Topgundcp got the error when accessing your file

Yes did that got error of "Start up repair".. shows 2 options - "Restart" & Advanced options. Restart won't fix anything and "advanced options" will show same 5 to 6 options.. so we are back to same where we started @Topgundcp

Here you go @Topgundcp Hope all looks good. What should I do next?

@Topgundcp Disk management pic AOMEI partition pic

Yes I boot into WinXPE with USB WITHOUT THE UEFI Prefix.. Will post screenshots in 10 mins @Topgundcp

Additionally I created boot file by going into command prompt which was successfully done and it gave me an option to "Automatic repair" which I have seen after ages when rebooted.. although nothing worked out :D @Topgundcp

Hi @Topgundcp First of all thanks for an awesome share of Macrium Reflect... it successfully repaired the boot file and when I restarted it gave me below error.

Let me re-run chkdsk tomorrow (its bit late here). Till what time you are online? so I can share my findings. taking backup using peexplorer is good idea... but do you have any idea about how to take backup using Medicat usb? or how to resolve boot findings using medicat usb? Please let me...

Yes I have only 1 SSD connected which is C & D drive... 2 other Hard drives are already disconnected from motherboard. Also, I did ran chkdsk and it gives me error (don't remember exact words) and it tells that it will resolve the error in next boot...

I also tried medicat and was able to see all folders in boot ssd as well as ran SSD TEST and it was all good...