The system fails to start.
The system fails to start.
Your PC is having trouble starting and accessing the boot files. The error message suggests a problem loading ntoskrnl.exe, which is essential for Windows installation. You've already managed to boot from an HDD and a USB, but issues persist. The guide you found didn't resolve the problem, especially with the /attrib command and the scanOS tool. You're stuck at a point where no bootable folder is recognized. Consider checking the physical drive connections, ensuring no bad sectors on the SSD, and verifying that the USB setup is correct. If the issue persists, contacting technical support for Windows 10 or seeking further specialized assistance might be necessary.
Here are some alternative phrasings:
- Check the troubleshooting guide for fixing Windows error code 0xc000000f.
- Review the system notification settings on your computer.
- Look into resolving the boot configuration issue described in the article.
- Consult the official documentation for error code 0xc000000f.
- Explore solutions for reading boot configuration data.
ok then my theory about ti maybe trying to boot from a different drive is ruled out. uuuhm, none of those bcd fixes did anything for you? do you have access to an external drive or anything else to install an OS on? the easiest thing for you to do now is probably throw in a spare drive and install Windows there so you can at least still follow lessons, and later fixing the install on the ssd.