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Unable to boot after recent Win10 updated, RAW Partition

Hello,

I am using windows 10 pro 64bit on my laptop. Yesterday i have installed the latest win10 update.

Now today when i started my laptop, its giving disk failure error and the D: (second) partition is appearing as RAW.

Now how do i get it fixed and back to normal?

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Error when start loading windows
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LeonLaude answered ·

Hi,

Are you using Storage Spaces by any change?
There is a known issue with the latest Windows 10, build 2004 update when using Storage Spaces.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4568129/issue-with-some-storage-spaces-configurations-after-updating-to-window


Best regards,
Leon

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No i am not using storage spaces.

I just have 2 drives in my laptop HDD and SSD.

I have cloned my HDD to SSD 5-6 months ago by following this article https://www.easeus.com/backup-utility/how-to-install-an-ssd-without-reinstalling-windows.html

Till yesterday I was running SSD as my primary drive and HDD as a data drive to store files.

I have formatted my partition which is showing as the RAW but still the same issue. I just want my windows back to boot on my SSD drive.


Here is the picture of the error.
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I suspect the cloning process might have left some leftovers and after the Windows update it might have mixed the disks, as they have changed.

You can try fixing the boot configuration data:
https://www.partitionwizard.com/partitionmagic/0xc000014c.html

Similar thread:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/bcd-error-file-bootbcd-error-code-0xc000014c/2f7b2495-a73f-47de-85de-2be0beff2670

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Asif-3985 answered ·

Hmm but before the recent update on last friday i have installed Microsoft Edge update which changed the browser icon.

Let me try the command prompt solution
https://www.partitionwizard.com/partitionmagic/0xc000014c.html#solution-3:-rebuild-bootable-configuration-data-1203

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Asif-3985 answered ·

I have tried all 4 commands:

bootrec /FixMbr
bootrec /FixBoot
bootrec /ScanOs
bootrec /rebuildbcd

Two of them are not working, here is the screenshot https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O4q1JU8-tGPvK0ZrI31ROZiaiSaTPwlU/view?usp=sharing


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Asif-3985 answered ·

Any other way to get the windows back to normal?

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