Problems when trying to boot windows 10 error 0xc000098 on GPT UEFI system
I am trying to fix a issue where my laptop will stay on the windows splash screen forever with the white dots spinning.
After searching a lot online and trying a lot of things I decided to rebuild my partitions. So I deleted all except the system partition. After that I followed the instructions from here:
How to restore windows 10 boot after Microsoft folder has been deleted from the EFI partition?
All performed without an error.
But when trying to reboot it I have the same problem. The endless splash screen. When I restart it will show error 0xc000001. When I then press f1 to go the recovery it show error 0xc000098.
I checked the GUID of the EFI partition and it had the correct ID.
Also checked the files inside the partition and those looked good as well.
I really am lost here.
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I am trying to fix a issue where my laptop will stay on the windows splash screen forever with the white dots spinning.
After searching a lot online and trying a lot of things I decided to rebuild my partitions. So I deleted all except the system partition. After that I followed the instructions from here:
How to restore windows 10 boot after Microsoft folder has been deleted from the EFI partition?
All performed without an error.
But when trying to reboot it I have the same problem. The endless splash screen. When I restart it will show error 0xc000001. When I then press f1 to go the recovery it show error 0xc000098.
I checked the GUID of the EFI partition and it had the correct ID.
Also checked the files inside the partition and those looked good as well.
I really am lost here.
windows boot partitioning
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
asked Jan 27 at 23:26
Sieuwe ElferinkSieuwe Elferink
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I am trying to fix a issue where my laptop will stay on the windows splash screen forever with the white dots spinning.
After searching a lot online and trying a lot of things I decided to rebuild my partitions. So I deleted all except the system partition. After that I followed the instructions from here:
How to restore windows 10 boot after Microsoft folder has been deleted from the EFI partition?
All performed without an error.
But when trying to reboot it I have the same problem. The endless splash screen. When I restart it will show error 0xc000001. When I then press f1 to go the recovery it show error 0xc000098.
I checked the GUID of the EFI partition and it had the correct ID.
Also checked the files inside the partition and those looked good as well.
I really am lost here.
windows boot partitioning
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
asked Jan 27 at 23:26
Sieuwe ElferinkSieuwe Elferink
11
I am trying to fix a issue where my laptop will stay on the windows splash screen forever with the white dots spinning.
After searching a lot online and trying a lot of things I decided to rebuild my partitions. So I deleted all except the system partition. After that I followed the instructions from here:
How to restore windows 10 boot after Microsoft folder has been deleted from the EFI partition?
All performed without an error.
But when trying to reboot it I have the same problem. The endless splash screen. When I restart it will show error 0xc000001. When I then press f1 to go the recovery it show error 0xc000098.
I checked the GUID of the EFI partition and it had the correct ID.
Also checked the files inside the partition and those looked good as well.
I really am lost here.
windows boot partitioning
windows boot partitioning
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
asked Jan 27 at 23:26
Sieuwe ElferinkSieuwe Elferink
11
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
asked Jan 27 at 23:26
Sieuwe ElferinkSieuwe Elferink
11
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
edited Jan 27 at 23:38
fixer1234
18.8k144982
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asked Jan 27 at 23:26
Sieuwe ElferinkSieuwe Elferink
11
asked Jan 27 at 23:26
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