Error code 0xc0000225 after adding old HDD

Anonym
2022-12-11T19:49:45+00:00

So yesterday i installed my old HDD that i used as OS drive before i cloned it with my SSD and removed my HDD. I deleted every partion on my old HDD and reformatted it with no problem. When i went to turn off my pc at the end of the day it wouldnt turn off. It just went back to the lockscreen everytime so i ended up holding the power button (force stop). Today when booting my pc as usual i got the error code 0xc0000225. Tried every solution possible and also tried to remove my old HDD again from my pc since i figured that was the problem, but it didnt do anything other than giving me another error code (0xc000000e)

Mabye since i deleted every partion and reformated my HDD it thinks that is the boot drive or the OS disk still but i have only 1 boot drive option and it is my SSD so i have no idea. The only solution method that i didnt do was the «mark disk as active» one. Since i i couldnt because my drives are formatted another way or something and i have alot of important files on every disk so i dont really want to delete them or reset or anything. Please help, thank you

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  1. Anonym
    2022-12-13T20:10:14+00:00

    Please repeat steps from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client...
    Try to rebuild bcd.

    So i unplugged my old HDD and that caused every drive to change letter (dont know why) my other SSD isnt showing up and i tried every method. I dont have a bcd file in my boot folder. I dont have a bootmgr file in my Boot Drive and now i get another option saying use another operating system on the troubleshooting page. When i click it i get two windows 10 options up all on volume 6 and as you can see i dont even have volume 6 are they invisible or something. Dont get why it was fine a few days ago but now i cant even boot the pc when the HDD is plugged out (like it was a few days ago).

    Var dette svaret nyttig?

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  2. Igor Leyko 112.4K Omdømmepoeng Uavhengig rådgiver
    2022-12-13T15:50:42+00:00

    Please repeat steps from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client...

    Try to rebuild bcd.

    Var dette svaret nyttig?

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  3. Anonym
    2022-12-13T15:41:17+00:00

    Recovery environment may use different drive letters than original system, so E: for a Windows disk may be normal in this environment.

    Please show the result of bcdedit /enum command, then run diskpart tool and show the results of
    lis dis
    lis vol
    commands.

    BildeBildeWas different yesterday until i changed the default osdevice partition /set commamd and got the rror code

    Also one thing i want to add. Now when i boot up with my windows boot usb stick i get the continue button next to turn off pc and troibleshooting. I didnt have it yesterday but im too scared to click it since it might do something bad but i dont know. I tried to assign the volume C (HDD) to a new letter (V) but it didnt do anything

    Var dette svaret nyttig?

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  4. Anonym
    2022-12-13T05:51:46+00:00

    Recovery environment may use different drive letters than original system, so E: for a Windows disk may be normal in this environment.

    Please show the result of bcdedit /enum command, then run diskpart tool and show the results of
    lis dis
    lis vol
    commands.

    Was different yesterday until i changed the default osdevice partition /set commamd and got the rror code

    Var dette svaret nyttig?

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  5. Igor Leyko 112.4K Omdømmepoeng Uavhengig rådgiver
    2022-12-12T23:02:50+00:00

    Recovery environment may use different drive letters than original system, so E: for a Windows disk may be normal in this environment.

    Please show the result of bcdedit /enum command, then run diskpart tool and show the results of

    lis dis

    lis vol

    commands.

    Var dette svaret nyttig?

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