Winload.efi is missing after System Restore
I performed a system restore to my notebook. The latest one I used 1 month ago was successful, but earlier system restore way back to 2 years ago was not able to boot. There was an error screen with this description :
"Your PC / Device needs to be repaired"
File: \\Windows\system32\winload.efi
Error : 0xc0000225
A quick rundown in the forum said this is possibly because the system image I used was cut and pasted to a different disk, which somehow will make it unbootable. My question then is WHY? This is surely a technical drawback that made me dissapointed! How could one know not to move system image containing full system backup around?
That was my complaint. And I would appreciate if there's a specific steps I need to take. The internet is wonderful piece of knowledge repository yea but I'm currently exhausted and not in the mood of experimenting which solution to use.
"Your PC / Device needs to be repaired"
File: \\Windows\system32\winload.efi
Error : 0xc0000225
A quick rundown in the forum said this is possibly because the system image I used was cut and pasted to a different disk, which somehow will make it unbootable. My question then is WHY? This is surely a technical drawback that made me dissapointed! How could one know not to move system image containing full system backup around?
That was my complaint. And I would appreciate if there's a specific steps I need to take. The internet is wonderful piece of knowledge repository yea but I'm currently exhausted and not in the mood of experimenting which solution to use.
Comments
"created a new boot option"-----Did you mean that there are two " Windows Boot Manager"? Could you take a screenshot to us?