Windows 10 GPT partition keeps getting MBR corrupted after restart












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Recently my friend laptop got problem with the master boot record & keep showing that "no bootable devices can be found".



I though it's only a MBR problem but then I fixed the MBR & rebuildBCD with following commands





  • bootrect /fixmbr

  • bootrect /rebuildbcd


  • bootrect /fixboot -> Output of this one giving "Access Denied"


I then can boot again into the windows. However, after restarting the problem comes up again.



I also try to delete all partitions and create all drives all over again, including formatting System Reserved drive.



After installing windows one more time, I got several successful reboot & then it comes up again. At this time I have no clues. (The system diagnosis from Dell showing green check on Hard Drive)




  • ACHI enabled

  • UEFI enabled

  • Partition is GPT










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    But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

    – grawity
    Jan 7 at 7:04






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    @grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 7 at 7:40











  • I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 8 at 4:12


















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Recently my friend laptop got problem with the master boot record & keep showing that "no bootable devices can be found".



I though it's only a MBR problem but then I fixed the MBR & rebuildBCD with following commands





  • bootrect /fixmbr

  • bootrect /rebuildbcd


  • bootrect /fixboot -> Output of this one giving "Access Denied"


I then can boot again into the windows. However, after restarting the problem comes up again.



I also try to delete all partitions and create all drives all over again, including formatting System Reserved drive.



After installing windows one more time, I got several successful reboot & then it comes up again. At this time I have no clues. (The system diagnosis from Dell showing green check on Hard Drive)




  • ACHI enabled

  • UEFI enabled

  • Partition is GPT










share|improve this question


















  • 2





    But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

    – grawity
    Jan 7 at 7:04






  • 1





    @grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 7 at 7:40











  • I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 8 at 4:12
















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Recently my friend laptop got problem with the master boot record & keep showing that "no bootable devices can be found".



I though it's only a MBR problem but then I fixed the MBR & rebuildBCD with following commands





  • bootrect /fixmbr

  • bootrect /rebuildbcd


  • bootrect /fixboot -> Output of this one giving "Access Denied"


I then can boot again into the windows. However, after restarting the problem comes up again.



I also try to delete all partitions and create all drives all over again, including formatting System Reserved drive.



After installing windows one more time, I got several successful reboot & then it comes up again. At this time I have no clues. (The system diagnosis from Dell showing green check on Hard Drive)




  • ACHI enabled

  • UEFI enabled

  • Partition is GPT










share|improve this question














Recently my friend laptop got problem with the master boot record & keep showing that "no bootable devices can be found".



I though it's only a MBR problem but then I fixed the MBR & rebuildBCD with following commands





  • bootrect /fixmbr

  • bootrect /rebuildbcd


  • bootrect /fixboot -> Output of this one giving "Access Denied"


I then can boot again into the windows. However, after restarting the problem comes up again.



I also try to delete all partitions and create all drives all over again, including formatting System Reserved drive.



After installing windows one more time, I got several successful reboot & then it comes up again. At this time I have no clues. (The system diagnosis from Dell showing green check on Hard Drive)




  • ACHI enabled

  • UEFI enabled

  • Partition is GPT







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  • 2





    But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

    – grawity
    Jan 7 at 7:04






  • 1





    @grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 7 at 7:40











  • I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 8 at 4:12
















  • 2





    But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

    – grawity
    Jan 7 at 7:04






  • 1





    @grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 7 at 7:40











  • I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

    – Toan Lu
    Jan 8 at 4:12










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But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

– grawity
Jan 7 at 7:04





But UEFI systems do not use a MBR.

– grawity
Jan 7 at 7:04




1




1





@grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

– Toan Lu
Jan 7 at 7:40





@grawity: Now I know what you mean, I will follow up with this guide to fix the GPT partition table dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/sln300987/…

– Toan Lu
Jan 7 at 7:40













I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

– Toan Lu
Jan 8 at 4:12







I rebuild the BCD store following the guide for Windows 10 but it still keeps happening

– Toan Lu
Jan 8 at 4:12












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