Windows 10: Win 10 will not load. Completely stuck

Execute bootrec /fixboot it does not matter which partition you execute this command.[/quote] Following execution of the bootrec/fixboot it now says "The volume does not contain a recognized file system. Please make sure that all required file system drivers are loaded and that the volume is not corrupted."

 

This is what I am receiving following the command execution of "bootrec/fixboot"

 

Execute following commands and please post a screenshot of the commands outputs.


Code: Diskpart List Volume[/quote]

 

You are not not leaving spaces between Sfc command parameters.
You should execute Sfc command same as below:

Code: Sfc /Scannow /OFFBOOTDIR=C:\ /OFFWINDIR=C:\Windows[/quote] How you are typing command is wrong, you have typed the Sfc command same as below.

Code: Sfc/Scannow/OFFBOOTDIR=C:\/OFFWINDIR=C:\Windows[/quote]

 

This is what it says now

 

I got the DISKPART to run

 

You forget to add "/" before OffBootDir=C:\

Code: /OFFBOOTDIR=C:\[/quote] You also have to type List Volume

 

System is scanning now. I apologize for the scripto errors and appreciate the help you're giving me. I'm trying to do these while running a business so people walk into my store while I'm trying to execture computer commands.....it's a bit tricky....lol

 

Here's what it is showing

 

Have run Chkdsk /f command on D: and C: partitions?
When executing bootrec /fixboot command live a space between Bootrec and /fixboot parameter.

After we complete these task and issue still not resolved we will replace the registry hive with backups of the registry hive.

Edit: Windows file systems is not corrupted if it was Sfc command would have try to repair the corrupted system files.

 

Stand by...running those now

 

Hmmmmm....ran into this

 

Type Y and press enter key.

Don't forget the leave a space between Chkdsk and /f parameter.

 

OK....its running chkdsk on the C drive now

 

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How old is the computer?
Are all of the parts original or were some parts replaced?
What is the history of the drive?
Had you been having problems with chkdsk, paging errors, bad blocks, retired blocks, etc.?
What was the last working operating system and version?
Are your important files backed up?
Had you made a backup image with Macrium or Acronis or similar software?
If you had to make a clean install (delete partitions, format drive, make unallocated drive, reinstall windows 10) would you be able to do that?