Windows 10: Can't boot Windows 10 winRE, Non-system disk or disk error

My computer got stuck in the Auto Startup Repair loop so I used the bootrec cmds, but I still couldn't get past the loading screen so then I attempted a System Restore from a restore point, but the process froze at the finished prompt so I shut it down to try again. The second time around I only had a black screen and I couldn't get Windows Repair disk to boot.

I tried accessing my hdd using Puppy Linux to try to at least save my files, but I was only able to mount it in read-only mode the one time and was unable to backup anything I wanted to keep.

I tried going through Windows disk management and what I noticed is the partition where Windows 10 is located is no longer labeled with a drive letter or the Windows label. I tried assigning it a drive letter, but the whole thing just froze up/did not respond.


Is there anything else I can try to salvage some of my files? Or is it a futile attempt?

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Windows 7, Non System Disk?

No A drive at all, and its set to boot from the SSD first, then everything else later.

Like I said, I can disconnect every drive except the SSD and still get the error. It seems to me like if it was a "non system disk" it wouldnt be able to boot, would it?

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Windows 7, Non System Disk?

Its uncommon that I cant figure out how to solve these problems myself. But this one has be very confused.


Heres the situation: I just got my SSD (awesome btw); clean install of Windows 7 Ultimate on the SSD. I am still using my other 2 harddrives as storage.

Each time I boot the system, i get an error saying "Non system disk, press any key to continue." So i click whatever, and it loads the Windows Boot Manager to have me select which OS to use (only 1 installed/available?). It proceeds to boot just fine after that. So my question is, how do I fix the Non-System Disk errror? and how do I skip the Windows Boot Manager if i only have 1 OS?

Note: Yes, my SSD is the first drive set to boot from. I get this error even with the other drives disconnected. Tips?

 

Non-system disk or disk error in Windows 10

Hi Aixa,

The Non-system disk or disk error usually occurs when the
computer is unable to find an operating system on any of the storage devices. When this happens, the computer won't be able to load your
Windows operating system. To determine what's causing this issue, we'd like to ask a few questions:

• Have you made any recent changes to your computer?
• What is the make and model of your device?
• What steps have you done so far to resolve your concern?

We're looking forward to your response.