Bootrec Fixboot Access is Denied Windows 10 and Windows 11 with Blue Screen Boot Loop
This video will show you how to fix “the access is denied” when executing bootrec /fixboot
in windows 10 command prompt (CMD).
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This problem may happen when you try to fix windows 10 and windows 11 boot loop with blue screen error message: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE. And/or with error code: 0xc0000225. Especially if you have an EFI or UEFI SSD disk format or when replacing HDD by SSD Disk drive.
IMPORTANT: SEE HOW TO IDENTIFY THE EFI OR BOOT PARTITION CORRECTLY:
This command is used to fix blue screen boot problems in windows 7, windows 8 or Windows 10 with this error message:
Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We’re just collecting some error info, and then will restart for you. (100%)
Error message: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE.
Or BSOD with THIS error message: “Your PC/Device needs to be repaired”
Error code: 0xc0000225
To see how to fix INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE due to windows update or apps installation, watch the this video:
How to Create Boot Repair Disk to Automatically Fix Blue Screen Boot Loop & Windows 10 Start-up Failure:
How to Create Windows Installation media using your android mobile:
Used command lines:
bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
bootrec.exe /fixboot
First method:
Type this command to fix “the access is denied”:
bootsect/nt60
Execute this command to fix windows boot issue:
bootrec /fixboot
Second method:
Especially for UEFI-based computers:
boot windows from installation media such as DVD or USB:
Select: Repair your computer = troubleshoot = Command Prompt:
Open desk manager:
Diskpart
Show available disks:
List disk.
Select boot drive:
Sel disk 0
Show available partitions:
List vol
Select the EFI Partition:
Sel vol 4
Assign the V letter to The EFI partition:
assign letter=V:
Open v partition:
Exit
V:
Format the EFI partition:
format V: /FS:FAT32
in windows 10 1709 and older:
MD EFIMicrosoftBoot
cd /d V:EFIMicrosoftBoot
bootrec /FixBoot
bcdboot c:Windows /l en-us /s V: /f All
in windows 10 1709 or newer (1803, 1809, 1903, 1909, 2004), …etc.:
bcdboot C:windows /s V: /f UEFI
Bios Settings hotkeys:
Lenovo:
Desktop= F1, F2
Laptop= F1, F2 or Nano Button
Notebook= F2
Hp:
Desktop= F10, Esc
Generic= Esc, F10, F1
Laptop= F10
Notebook= Esc or F10
Tower= F1
Dell:
Desktop= F2
Laptop= F2
Asus:
Desktop= F9
Laptop= F2 or Delete
Notebook= F2
Acer:
Desktop= F2
Laptop= F2 or Del
Samsung:
Notebook= F2
Ultrabook= F2
Ultrabook Ative Book= F10
Sony:
Laptop= Assist Button, F1, F2, F3
Toshiba:
Laptop= F2
Protege, Satellite, Tecra= F1, Esc
Equium= F12
Compaq= F10
Fujitsu= F2
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It didn't work for me unfortunately…
It’s work!thank you
Thanks,,, you really saved me from reinstalling os😂
Do I lost my personal file
Do I lost my personal file
Do I lost my personal file
Absolute legend
how to undo bootsect/nt60 sys?
it creates the problem 0xc0000242
Thanks you
Awesome, got me past the error! Thanks!
My y, b, & n buttons won’t work. Wtfffffffff! 🤦🏽♂️
I got stuck on format v: /fs:FAT32 , the type of the file system is FAT32.
Here where I got stuck enter current volume label for drive V: …. Yours didn’t say that so i have no clue what to put . Please help .
My problem is it still continue to show blue screen like advance option and I already follow ur instruction but nothing happened
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Greetings from Poland, after almost giving up this finally worked ! I totally recommend the first option since it did work. THX ❤❤❤❤
Failure when attempting to copy boot files
I have window 11 what do i do 5:05
The video is very valuable but unfortunately my problem is not solved😢
Legend! This is the only procedure I've seen to work. In my case first method did the magic with the "bootsect/nt60 sys" extra command. I've checking dozens of procedures, manuals, etc. Nothing worked.
The boot was corrupted after a Windows Update (or maybe manufacturer Update), updates done automatically by windows without my request. We know win10/11 love to auto update without user requesting it and messing the system in the process…
bcdboot C:windows /s v: /f UEFI saved me a million times! Thanks!