LAPTOP W8 BSOD FILE \BCD

[Phen8210]

RECOVERY
YOUR PC NEEDS TO BE REPAIRED
THE BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA FILE IS MISSING SOME REQUIRED INFORMATION.
FILE\BCD

ERROR CODE: 0xc0000034

YOU'LL NEED TO USE THE RECOVERY TOOLS ON YOUR INSTALLATION MEDIA. IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY INSTALLATION MEDIA (LIKE A DISK OR USB DEVICE) CONTACT YOUR SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR OR PC MANUFACTURER

PRESS ESC FOR UEFI FIRMWARE SETTINGS

My laptop did not come with any disc of any sort.. and i have no windows 8.1 cd. What should i do? I need to use this laptop asap. System running windows 8.1, laptop model Asus X550jk

 

[Koenig168]

You can download the Win 8 iso from here.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-SG/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

Edit: do note that this might not work as your laptop might require the manufacturer's recovery disk. / fixed link

 

[Phen8210]

You can download the Win 8 iso from here.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-SG/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media[/URL]

sorry title write wrong, i am using 8.1. Wait this is reformat cd?

 

[dannytan87]

For Windows 8:
1 – Boot from repair disc > Choose Keyboard type > click Troubleshoot > click Advanced options > choose Automatic Repair
if that fails then use:
2 -Boot from Recovery disc or Install disc

-Boot from repair disc > Chose Keyboard type > click Troubleshoot > click Advanced options > choose Command Prompt

or

-Boot from Install disc > Click Next > click Repair your computer > click Troubleshoot > click Advanced options > choose Command Prompt

type > bootrec /fixmbr (writes mbr but does not overwrite partition table)
type > bootrec /fixboot (writes new boot sector to system partition)
type > bootrec /scanos (scans for other OS’s that you might want to add to bcd)
(personally I find the above unneeded and only use the last step)
type > bootrec /rebuildbcd (scans for other OS’s, unlike rebuildbcd it allows you to select the OS’s you want to add to bcd)
Reboot

10 char.....

 

[Koenig168]

The link is for Win 8.1. This allows you to download the iso from which you can use the REPAIR tools.

The manufacturer's recovery disk is a better choice.

If this is a work PC, I suggest you get the IT guys to back up your data before mucking around with OS repairs. Repairing an OS can be risky. You might end up wiping the HDD inadvertently.

I assume you do not have a system image backup + recovery disk somewhere .....

 

[Phen8210]

thank you guys i downloading the image file now.. and need burn it hais.. dono can make it on time anot. What speed should i burn it in?

 

[Phen8210]

sui la bros, my laptop up n running ty all.