Windows 10: Total identified Windows installations: 0

Hello,

Yesterday my system froze up and restarted itself (after a brief flash of a warning that I didn't get to read in time), giving me a BSOD every time I try to boot ever since, with the error codes 0xc000000f or 0xc000000e.

Also the message "The Boot Configuration Data for your PC is missing or contains errors".

And "File: \Boot\BCD".

I looked up the error codes and found lots of videos and articles on how to fix it. I made a USB boot drive and opened the command prompt. I tried many commands.

I'm sorry I can't provide my Windows version number, since the PC in question won't boot.

bootrec /fixmbr gave the "completed successfully" response, but bootrec /fixboot gave "access denied".

bootrec /scanos returned "Total identified Windows installations: 0", as did bootrec /rebuildbcd.

I had no luck with the diskpart commands either.

I'd really appreciate it if anyone could help me out here. Happy to provide any more details if needed.

Thank you.

:)

 

Total identified Windows installations: 0

PLEASE HELP!!

I have the same problem with the identified windows installations 0

And im following your steps and when i reach step 4 it tells me:

The store export operation has failed.

The requested system device cannot be found.

What shall I do?!!!

After diskpart list I have only 1 desk which is the USB, and 1 volume and 1 partition!!!

 

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?

 

Total identified Windows installations: 0

what if after completing the entire process it states "total identified windows installations: 0". does that mean i will have to do a fresh re installation of windows 10?