How to Fix Windows 10/11 Boot Error Code 0xc00000e | 0xc00000f with command prompt
This video demonstrates one of the ways to fix Windows 10/11 Boot Configuration Data File Missing Error Code: 0xc00000e. The error occurred after cloning HDD to SSD for a Dell Computer.
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Boot Menu for different PC manufacturers:
Acer: F12, F2, Esc, or Del
ASUS: F8, F2, or Esc
Dell: F12
HP: Esc, then F9 (or just F9)
Lenovo: F12, F8, F10, or the Novo button
MSI: F11 or Del
Samsung: F12, F2, or Esc
Sony VAIO: Assist button or F11
Toshiba: F12
Gigabyte/Aorus: F12 or Del
Steps to follow: ➖ represent commands and must press enter after
Get windows installation disc or USB stick with installation media
Restart PC and boot from USB or Disc (Press F12)
➖ Press Shift key+F10 to enter CMD Prompt
➖Diskpart
➖ List disk
Select your primary disk with windows, disk 0 in the video.
➖ Select disk 0
List the partitions on the disks
➖ List vol
Important!!! Make sure you select the "System Reserve Volume" partition. In the video it is Vol 1
➖ Select Vol 1
Assign a drive letter to the selected partition
➖ Assign letter =V:
Also Important to note the drive letter you have windows installed. Usually drive C, but in the video it is D
➖ exit
Set all bootsector volume to NTFS
➖ bootsect /nt60 all /force
Re-create the bootloader configuration in Volume V (system reserve partition volume)
➖ bcdboot c:\windows /s v: /f All
Note: c:\ drive letter you have windows installed. It should D in the video but it is all good (success or fail).
➖ bootrec /fixmbr
➖ bootrec /fixboot
Access denied, no problem still continue
➖bootrec /RebuildBCD
➖Yes
➖exit