Windows 10 Windows wont boot deleted partition

  • Thread starter Thread starter alfonzo romero
  • Start date Start date
A

alfonzo romero

Hi, I deleted partition to my E:\ (disk 1) and the windows wont boot even though my windows is installed to C:\ (disk 0). Those 2 are separate drives. I used minitool to remove it and i ignore the warning because i am confident that my windows is installed to my other drive. After deleting it my pc wont shutdown through windows so i forced it through pc switch. Now it goes me straight through BIOS and It shows no bootable drive. How do i create partition boot to the original windows drive C:\ (disk 0)? Is there any solution to this without deleting my files to C:\ (disk 0)?

Continue reading...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

A
Windows 11 Windows 11 Boot EFI partition replacement / recreation
Replies
0
Views
6
Ashamaan Rajaram
A
T
Windows 10 Accidentally activated C partition no boot now. What’s up?
Replies
0
Views
2
Tyler Tomko
T
H
Windows 11 Clean install of Windows 11 is using my old SSD System Reserved partition as the active, primary partition.
Replies
0
Views
6
hearldbrian
H
A
Windows 11 Deleted Partition with Documents Folder. But my "File Explorer" tab disappeared from status bar and I can't get it back.
Replies
0
Views
8
Andy012
A
A
Windows 10 Boot not found
Replies
0
Views
1
Alvaro Lopez1
A
Back
Top