Windows 10 bcdedit, bcdboot and bootrec issues in Windows 10.

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I needed to edit the EFI default boot using bcdedit, but it gave me the error message:"The boot configuration data store could not be opened. The requested system cannot be found."I tried recreating the EFI partition from a bootable Windows USB using the command:bcdboot d:\windows /c /s S: /f ALL where S: is the assigned letter to the EFI partition that was previously formatted in FAT32.The command successfully created the EFI partition, but at boot bcdedit still gave me the same error.I then tried fixing the issue using the following commands:bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /scano

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