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Win10 EFI Won't boot from ANYTHING: USB Tried
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I've got Win10 installed on a Toshiba core i7 laptop. HDD is partitioned for dual boot with Kali Linux 4.9.0 AMD64. I've been using the Linux install to try to repair the win10 install (native). I've created rescue disks of all sorts. I've used Windows Media Creation Tool to create win10 ISO install disk and I've used Rufus 3.4. The USB will start to boot; splash screen shows with circling dots as if booting but then screen goes black/blank and nothing further happens. When trying to boot from HDD straight, which is original problem after a rather untimely crash last week, Toshiba splash scrn shows then a hard reboot occurs and once up again the windows splash scrn shows with "Preparing Automatic Repair" and the circling dots but then * poof -- black/blank screen... nothing.
I've been looking at the bootmgfw.efi and/or the bootx64.efi files, would like to know if I'm looking at correct root of the problem. How would I replace those files if corrupted?... using access via Linux boot.
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I've got Win10 installed on a Toshiba core i7 laptop. HDD is partitioned for dual boot with Kali Linux 4.9.0 AMD64. I've been using the Linux install to try to repair the win10 install (native). I've created rescue disks of all sorts. I've used Windows Media Creation Tool to create win10 ISO install disk and I've used Rufus 3.4. The USB will start to boot; splash screen shows with circling dots as if booting but then screen goes black/blank and nothing further happens. When trying to boot from HDD straight, which is original problem after a rather untimely crash last week, Toshiba splash scrn shows then a hard reboot occurs and once up again the windows splash scrn shows with "Preparing Automatic Repair" and the circling dots but then * poof -- black/blank screen... nothing.
I've been looking at the bootmgfw.efi and/or the bootx64.efi files, would like to know if I'm looking at correct root of the problem. How would I replace those files if corrupted?... using access via Linux boot.
linux windows-10 multi-boot bootloader efi
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I've got Win10 installed on a Toshiba core i7 laptop. HDD is partitioned for dual boot with Kali Linux 4.9.0 AMD64. I've been using the Linux install to try to repair the win10 install (native). I've created rescue disks of all sorts. I've used Windows Media Creation Tool to create win10 ISO install disk and I've used Rufus 3.4. The USB will start to boot; splash screen shows with circling dots as if booting but then screen goes black/blank and nothing further happens. When trying to boot from HDD straight, which is original problem after a rather untimely crash last week, Toshiba splash scrn shows then a hard reboot occurs and once up again the windows splash scrn shows with "Preparing Automatic Repair" and the circling dots but then * poof -- black/blank screen... nothing.
I've been looking at the bootmgfw.efi and/or the bootx64.efi files, would like to know if I'm looking at correct root of the problem. How would I replace those files if corrupted?... using access via Linux boot.
linux windows-10 multi-boot bootloader efi
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I've got Win10 installed on a Toshiba core i7 laptop. HDD is partitioned for dual boot with Kali Linux 4.9.0 AMD64. I've been using the Linux install to try to repair the win10 install (native). I've created rescue disks of all sorts. I've used Windows Media Creation Tool to create win10 ISO install disk and I've used Rufus 3.4. The USB will start to boot; splash screen shows with circling dots as if booting but then screen goes black/blank and nothing further happens. When trying to boot from HDD straight, which is original problem after a rather untimely crash last week, Toshiba splash scrn shows then a hard reboot occurs and once up again the windows splash scrn shows with "Preparing Automatic Repair" and the circling dots but then * poof -- black/blank screen... nothing.
I've been looking at the bootmgfw.efi and/or the bootx64.efi files, would like to know if I'm looking at correct root of the problem. How would I replace those files if corrupted?... using access via Linux boot.
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