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- Repair failed Windows 10 update
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- Date: Monday 27th July 2010
- Introduction
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- On a recent Windows 10 update, a friend's computer failed to boot and displayed the following:
- error: no such partition.
- Entering rescue mode...
- grub rescue>
- After some researching and testing I found the following method worked.
- Preparation
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- If you don't have one, make a bootable Windows 10 install USB.
- You will need a blank 8gb USB.
- See: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/15088/windows-10-create-installation-media
- Repair procedure
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- a) Boot from Windows 10 install USB.
- Example: on HP tap <escape> key as starting up to reach startup menu then <f9> to choose boot from USB.
- b) At first "Windows Setup" window, check the language, time & currency, and keyboard are correct for you then click on "Next".
- c) At second "Windows Setup" window, select "Repair your computer" (bottom left on screen).
- d) Click on "Troubleshoot"
- e) Click on "Command prompt"
- f) Type command: bootsect/nt60 sys
- example X:\Sources>bootsect/nt60 sys
- You should see: "Bootcode was successfully updated on all targeted volumes."
- g) Type command: bootrec /fixmbr
- example X:\Sources>bootrec /fixmbr
- You should see: "The operation completed successfully."
- h) Type command: bootrec /fixboot
- example X:\Sources>bootrec /fixboot
- You should see: "The operation completed successfully."
- i) Type command: exit
- example X:\Sources>exit
- j) Click on "Turn off your PC"
- Wait for the computer to shutdown and switch off.
- k) Remove Windows 10 install USB
- l) Restart
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