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How to change BCD internal drive letter assignment
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As you know, the following values can be changed by using BCDEDIT:
device partition=E:
osdevice partition=E:
But question is that how did BCD name a certain volume (e.g. E: above) and how can it be corrected? Depending on windows installation method, this drive letter can differ for the same partition. Then, is there a document for BCD explaining about this?
drive-letter bcd
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
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As you know, the following values can be changed by using BCDEDIT:
device partition=E:
osdevice partition=E:
But question is that how did BCD name a certain volume (e.g. E: above) and how can it be corrected? Depending on windows installation method, this drive letter can differ for the same partition. Then, is there a document for BCD explaining about this?
drive-letter bcd
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
add a comment |
As you know, the following values can be changed by using BCDEDIT:
device partition=E:
osdevice partition=E:
But question is that how did BCD name a certain volume (e.g. E: above) and how can it be corrected? Depending on windows installation method, this drive letter can differ for the same partition. Then, is there a document for BCD explaining about this?
drive-letter bcd
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
As you know, the following values can be changed by using BCDEDIT:
device partition=E:
osdevice partition=E:
But question is that how did BCD name a certain volume (e.g. E: above) and how can it be corrected? Depending on windows installation method, this drive letter can differ for the same partition. Then, is there a document for BCD explaining about this?
drive-letter bcd
drive-letter bcd
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
asked Apr 11 '17 at 22:18
Bahram AlinezhadBahram Alinezhad
4317
4317
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The easiest way would be to open a command prompt, either in Automatic Repair, or in WinPE. Assign drive letters to the System partition (e.g. D:) and to the OS/Windows partition assign the letter (C:). Then used BOOTREC to rebuild the BCD store.
- DISKPART
- lis dis (identify OS harddrive)
- sel dis 0 lis par (identify above System and OS partitions)
- sel par 1 (e.g. System)
- assign letter=D
- sel par 3 (e.g. OS/Windows)
- assign letter=C
- exit
then
- BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (should say "Successful")
- BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD (Should find C:WINDOWS - choose Y option to add to the boot store)
Reboot the system and hopefully it should start.
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
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The easiest way would be to open a command prompt, either in Automatic Repair, or in WinPE. Assign drive letters to the System partition (e.g. D:) and to the OS/Windows partition assign the letter (C:). Then used BOOTREC to rebuild the BCD store.
- DISKPART
- lis dis (identify OS harddrive)
- sel dis 0 lis par (identify above System and OS partitions)
- sel par 1 (e.g. System)
- assign letter=D
- sel par 3 (e.g. OS/Windows)
- assign letter=C
- exit
then
- BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (should say "Successful")
- BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD (Should find C:WINDOWS - choose Y option to add to the boot store)
Reboot the system and hopefully it should start.
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
add a comment |
The easiest way would be to open a command prompt, either in Automatic Repair, or in WinPE. Assign drive letters to the System partition (e.g. D:) and to the OS/Windows partition assign the letter (C:). Then used BOOTREC to rebuild the BCD store.
- DISKPART
- lis dis (identify OS harddrive)
- sel dis 0 lis par (identify above System and OS partitions)
- sel par 1 (e.g. System)
- assign letter=D
- sel par 3 (e.g. OS/Windows)
- assign letter=C
- exit
then
- BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (should say "Successful")
- BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD (Should find C:WINDOWS - choose Y option to add to the boot store)
Reboot the system and hopefully it should start.
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
add a comment |
The easiest way would be to open a command prompt, either in Automatic Repair, or in WinPE. Assign drive letters to the System partition (e.g. D:) and to the OS/Windows partition assign the letter (C:). Then used BOOTREC to rebuild the BCD store.
- DISKPART
- lis dis (identify OS harddrive)
- sel dis 0 lis par (identify above System and OS partitions)
- sel par 1 (e.g. System)
- assign letter=D
- sel par 3 (e.g. OS/Windows)
- assign letter=C
- exit
then
- BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (should say "Successful")
- BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD (Should find C:WINDOWS - choose Y option to add to the boot store)
Reboot the system and hopefully it should start.
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
The easiest way would be to open a command prompt, either in Automatic Repair, or in WinPE. Assign drive letters to the System partition (e.g. D:) and to the OS/Windows partition assign the letter (C:). Then used BOOTREC to rebuild the BCD store.
- DISKPART
- lis dis (identify OS harddrive)
- sel dis 0 lis par (identify above System and OS partitions)
- sel par 1 (e.g. System)
- assign letter=D
- sel par 3 (e.g. OS/Windows)
- assign letter=C
- exit
then
- BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (should say "Successful")
- BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD (Should find C:WINDOWS - choose Y option to add to the boot store)
Reboot the system and hopefully it should start.
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
16
answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
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answered Nov 9 '17 at 15:07
traxxiontraxxion
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Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
add a comment |
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
Thank you very very much, the above answer solved the problem! Although "BOOTREC /FIXBOOT" isn't required for this problem.
– Bahram Alinezhad
Feb 3 '18 at 21:00
add a comment |
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