Windows 10: Bootrec rebuildcd is identifying old windows installation

I am facing Error code: 0xc0000605 File:\windows\system32\winload.exe . And using a bootable USB in repair mode when I try to use the command rebuildcd it recognizes an old installation of windows on my hard disk. I have windows on my 256gb ssd in c which it is not showing. what can I do. Is this supposed to happen

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Can't boot Windows 10, UEFI bootloader GPT partitioned system drive. Tried bootrec (Total identified Windows installations: 0)

Hi, I am trying to help a friend repair her son's computer so I don't have a lot of context as to what happened prior to this issue, but I will try to be as comprehensive as I can in describing what steps I've taken so far.

Initial Observations

This is a Windows 10 PC, with a 2 TB disk. It is UEFI enabled and GPT partitioned. Computer boots up and immediately begins
Preparing Automatic Repair. The computer reboots without going to the Choose an option menu and boot-loops through this sequence.

Method 1

• F11 to force boot options menu
• Boot into local disk recovery partition
• Launch cmd prompt in recovery environment
• Commands issued:
  • bootrec /fixboot
    • The operation completed successfully.
  • bootrec /rebuildbcd
    • OUTPUT: Total identified Windows installations: 0

Method 2

• Created recovery drive on my own Windows 10 PC
• Booted problem PC with the recovery drive
• Attempted startup repair multiple times (no luck)
• Attempted bootrec commands again (no luck)

Method 3

I attempted the solution suggested
HERE. At step 5, I got this error:

Path not found - C:\boot

So I changed the operations for steps 5 & 6 to target the system recovery volume on the disk:

 

windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Total identified Windows installations: 0

Hello,

These steps actually worked for me. Then I made the mistake to go back and type in the command prompt bootrec / fixmbr

Bootrec / fixboot

And finally bootrec / scanos and find the same error message I had before. Total identified Windows installations:0

After this I tried the same steps that worked as you mention above, but I encounter while trying to rename the bcd as a duplicate file.name exists. Is there another name I could use?