Since I got this laptop in 2013, this was the first time I had experienced the BSD. The error code was 0xc0000034 and after trying the available troubleshooting options, I just gave up for the day. Restoring the system to an earlier date didn't work. Neither did the repair function work, because my backup OS was stored on a partition drive, which the computer told me was locked and couldn't be accessed. Since I had a work laptop, my quest to fix this issue wasn't so pressing. And the problem persisted for about a month or more.
After googling for solutions and trying out the safer ones (which did not work), I had to resort to Command Prompt. Even this, for me, was intimidating. So basically, the following were the steps I took to resolve the problem:-
- Click "Advanced options" in the Troubleshoot screen
- Click "Command Prompt" and a window with black background will pop up
- Type the following and press enter after each line of command:-
Bootrec/fixmbr
Bootrec/fixboot
Bootrec/scanos
Bootrec/rebuildbcd
For my case, after doing this and rebooting my computer, it worked and I had a functional laptop again. Thank goodness for Google, Microsoft forum pages and having a backup laptop!
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