#BOOTREC /FIXBOOT ACCESS IS DENIED MBR SOFTWARE#
Find a list of software downloaded on your PC before resetting as programs get annihilated in a fresh restore.Įven if you make backup and reformat the partition back to NTFS, you may end up with the same exact problem if there is a "virus" in the windows registry. (c:\users\(PC's name)\appdata\local\temp) you could also always reset windows and keep personal files. Dont forget to empty out the TEMP folder, and temporary files. You need to get a hold of every antiviral program imaginable and find that SOB. Follow directions using AOMEI partition assistant in the above link. Probably because a virus currupted the windows registry still is, but a bad sata cable is just as likely. Its probably been blue screening at startup from reverting back to RAW and if the partition isnt recognized as NTFS then Windows, MBR/GPT, Cannot initiate proper startup. It has something to do with the partition format(NTFS/FAT32) being recognized depending on the MBR/GPT File systems(Being corrupted). You did boot into windows once before, so chkdsk c: /f found something and fixed it definitely. I know that diskpart can be used to convert MBR partitions to GPT but Im still not sure about RAW. Right click the drive in my computer and make sure that the box next to compress the drives contents is not checked. Turn off sleep function, turn off hibernation, it might be a wakeup issue, could be a a bad battery. Sometimes there was an easy fix, and sometimes there wasnt. reset windows and do a fresh restore is what I have had to do in the past. run windows recovery and use "chkdsk c: /r" & "chkdsk c: /f" run error checking in widows for bad driveĤ. Could b conflicting drivers, unupdated drivers, bad memory modules, bad sata cable.ġ. You can use CCleaner to fix registries errors. Rerun chkdsk c: /f and also run chkdsk c: /r as well. There's plenty of causes to get that error. I used to have to deal with that error nonstop and was always an inconvenient fix. Does the laptop have a conventional HDD or a SSD being used for windows?Īlso once your back into windows again go to the disk drive in my computer and right click, go to properties and tools, then do an error check.īad system config info used to happen all the time on older PCs. post any suspected crashes and corresponding eventid #s and program description.
start scrolling through the applications, security, setup windows logs and find the exact event at the time these crashes are taking place. You want the C drive to display a NTFS Format, definitely not RAW. Runing chkdsk c: /f as you had before may have fixed it for a short while if not only once. That could be from a vrius, registry errors, bad hard drive sectors. The partition is supposed to be marked NTFS.
It says that the C drive isn't actually formatted as I expect it to be. Something is telling you that the Windows installation can't be found. (as explained here) but does so in a windows environment. You can assume this simply because chkdsk c: /f commands cannot be run on RAW partitions. Although diskpart must not see the Windows drive and NTFS format designation, the windows recovery system does.
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