Windows 10: Error 0xc000000e after using Windows 11 computer to install Windows 10 onto another SSD

So I'm using my main computer which uses Windows 11 to install Windows 10 onto another SSD using USB media. After finishing the install, I remove the SSD from the computer as well as the bootable media USB. Then when I try to start up, I'm greeted with error 0xc000000e saying recovery/repair is needed.I'm able to boot to Windows 11 after pressing F9 "Select another operating system"Any advice?

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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

 

Error code: 0xc000000e in Windows 10 after have installed a SSD

I have seem many post about how to solve the error code, in response the original posted by KFergs " Error
code: 0xc000000e in Windows 10

• Last reply September 21, 2019 by JamesKemper
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• Created May 11, 2016 by KFergs ", that is locked for any further answer, so I decided to post my solution: After struggling 2 months, I have tried
  many tips those I´ve read every where, but finally I found out a very simple solution, that fix this problem. Go to BIOS information, if the original OS set up is like Win 8.1 or older, bingo! go to Boot Set up and change the Legacy from "Disable" to "Enable".
  Save the change and restart computer, this has to solve the issue. Good Luck.

 

Errors 0xc00000021a and 0xc000000e when installing Windows 10

Hello Graham,

The error messages 0xc000000e and 0xc00000021a
that you are getting when installing your operating system may arise due corrupted system files and your computer needs to be repaired. For better assistance, we'd like to ask a few questions:

• What troubleshooting steps have you tried to resolve the issue when installing Windows 10?
  
• Can you tell us what are you seeing on your computer right now? Can you press F8/F9 to launch the Start-Up Settings?
  

We are looking forward to your reply.