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- It will scan your computer for problems.
- The tool will then fix the issues that were found.
Repair error code 0xc000000e, your computer needs repair, indicates a hardware failure or incorrect disk configuration, and may be accompanied by various error messages such as:
- The required device is not connected or not available
- The required device is not available
- The selected entry could not be loaded
- The selected entry could not be loaded because the application is missing or damaged
- Failed to select boot because the required device is not available.
The various causes of these errors are that the winload.exe file is not available or is corrupted, or the operating system boot location cannot be found. To download and access our operating system, we need to make the following fixes.
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Reasons for this error
It is known that one or more of the following reasons cause this error:
The BCD is invalid.
One of the most common causes of this error is that the BCD is missing, damaged, or incorrectly configured. This can be due to hard disk write errors, power failures, boot sector viruses, or errors in manual configuring the BCD.
The integrity of the file system is impaired.
The file system may be damaged for the same reasons. This happens even more often when you shut down your computer when it writes important data to the boot sector.
How to fix the Error 0xc0000e error:
Updated: December 2024
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Use the automatic repair built into Windows
In some cases, Windows Automatic Repair can fix some startup errors. To access the automatic recovery from the installation CD, follow these steps:
- Boot from the Windows installation CD
- Once you have selected the correct language, time, and keyboard input, click Next on the setup page.
- Click on Repair your computer and select Troubleshoot.
- Click on more options
- Select Automatic Repair, then select your operating system.
Recover the operating system using the Recovery CD.
This method also recovers your operating system by inviting you to recover the recovery disc. You should be able to boot into Windows without resolving the problem again. Boot from the Recovery Drive and follow the instructions below.
- Follow steps 1-3 of the previous method to go to recovery disk invitation.
- At the command prompt, type the following commands, and then type them on your keyboard to execute them. The StartRep.exe utility fixes the boot environment values and should fix the BCD error. Note that if this fails, you may have to repeat the step several times.
- If the previous Windows recovery step did not help, type bcdedit at the command line to see the values of Windows Boot Manager.
- Notice the device values. If they are unknown, type the following commands, and then press the Enter key to execute them. Note that you may have to replace C: with the partition where your operating system is installed.
Rebuild BCD manually
Since boot failure is often caused by BCD corruption, recovery is often a good solution.
Here are the steps to recover BCD:
- Boot from the Windows installation CD
- After selecting the correct language, time, and keyboard input, click Repair your computer.
- Select your Windows installation drive, usually C: \, then click Next.
- Select Command Prompt when the System Recovery Options dialog box appears.
- Write the following command and press Enter:
- bootrec / rebuildbcd
- When the program finds the Windows installation and asks if you want to add it to the startup list, press Y.
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