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in our ongoing series on repairing
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in our ongoing series on repairing
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in our ongoing series on repairing
broken windows installs today we're
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broken windows installs today we're
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broken windows installs today we're
going to look at what happens when a
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going to look at what happens when a
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going to look at what happens when a
uafi system doesn't boot anymore because
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uafi system doesn't boot anymore because
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uafi system doesn't boot anymore because
of a broken bootloader in fact we're
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of a broken bootloader in fact we're
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of a broken bootloader in fact we're
gonna break it ourselves
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gonna break it ourselves
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gonna break it ourselves
stay tuned
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in the last video in this series we
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in the last video in this series we
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in the last video in this series we
dealt with fixing corrupted Windows
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dealt with fixing corrupted Windows
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dealt with fixing corrupted Windows
system files but what happens when your
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system files but what happens when your
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system files but what happens when your
bootloader is corrupted oftentimes if
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bootloader is corrupted oftentimes if
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bootloader is corrupted oftentimes if
something goes wrong with your
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something goes wrong with your
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something goes wrong with your
bootloader you can be locked out of
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bootloader you can be locked out of
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bootloader you can be locked out of
Windows completely and sometimes you
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Windows completely and sometimes you
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Windows completely and sometimes you
can't even get into recovery now there
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can't even get into recovery now there
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can't even get into recovery now there
are several reasons why your bootloader
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are several reasons why your bootloader
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are several reasons why your bootloader
can get corrupted it could be a bad
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can get corrupted it could be a bad
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can get corrupted it could be a bad
Windows update or possibly a virus
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Windows update or possibly a virus
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Windows update or possibly a virus
that's taken over your bootloader that
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that's taken over your bootloader that
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that's taken over your bootloader that
really wasn't written very well and
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really wasn't written very well and
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really wasn't written very well and
causes your bootloader to not work
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causes your bootloader to not work
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causes your bootloader to not work
anymore sometimes if you have a failing
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anymore sometimes if you have a failing
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anymore sometimes if you have a failing
SSD it can also cause corruption that's
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SSD it can also cause corruption that's
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SSD it can also cause corruption that's
when I typically see this problem when I
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when I typically see this problem when I
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when I typically see this problem when I
upgrade someone to a new drive and after
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upgrade someone to a new drive and after
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upgrade someone to a new drive and after
cloning their old system it fails to
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cloning their old system it fails to
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cloning their old system it fails to
boot now this problem might seem
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boot now this problem might seem
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boot now this problem might seem
unfixable to many people but it's
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unfixable to many people but it's
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unfixable to many people but it's
actually not that hard to fix but
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actually not that hard to fix but
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actually not that hard to fix but
unfortunately if you try to search
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unfortunately if you try to search
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unfortunately if you try to search
Google for how to fix a broken UEFI
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Google for how to fix a broken UEFI
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Google for how to fix a broken UEFI
bootloader you'll get a lot of how to's
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bootloader you'll get a lot of how to's
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bootloader you'll get a lot of how to's
that give you a lot of outdated
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that give you a lot of outdated
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that give you a lot of outdated
information that simply doesn't work
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information that simply doesn't work
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information that simply doesn't work
anymore so regardless of what your
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anymore so regardless of what your
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anymore so regardless of what your
bootloader problem is today I'm going to
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bootloader problem is today I'm going to
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bootloader problem is today I'm going to
show you a method to rebuild the uafi
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show you a method to rebuild the uafi
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show you a method to rebuild the uafi
boot partition completely this should
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boot partition completely this should
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boot partition completely this should
solve any problems related to your
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solve any problems related to your
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solve any problems related to your
bootloader but first we got to pay some
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bootloader but first we got to pay some
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bootloader but first we got to pay some
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bills check out today's sponsor is your
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bills check out today's sponsor is your
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stop dealing with that stupid watermark
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stop dealing with that stupid watermark
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stop dealing with that stupid watermark
on the desktop the valid license for
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on the desktop the valid license for
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on the desktop the valid license for
Windows 10. also with an activated copy
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Windows 10. also with an activated copy
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Windows 10. also with an activated copy
of Windows 10 you can upgrade to Windows
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of Windows 10 you can upgrade to Windows
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of Windows 10 you can upgrade to Windows
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11 for free just go to the link in the
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description below and pick up a valid
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description below and pick up a valid
Windows 10 license key during checkout
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Windows 10 license key during checkout
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once you have your key go to your
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once you have your key go to your
activation settings in Windows 10 and
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activation settings in Windows 10 and
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activation settings in Windows 10 and
click on the link that says change
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click on the link that says change
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click on the link that says change
product key enter the product key you
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product key enter the product key you
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product key enter the product key you
just purchased and hit active innovate
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just purchased and hit active innovate
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just purchased and hit active innovate
now you don't have to deal with that
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now you don't have to deal with that
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now you don't have to deal with that
stupid Watermark that come with running
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stupid Watermark that come with running
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stupid Watermark that come with running
an unactivated copy of Windows 10. now
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an unactivated copy of Windows 10. now
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an unactivated copy of Windows 10. now
on with the video now this video is
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on with the video now this video is
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on with the video now this video is
going to concentrate specifically on the
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going to concentrate specifically on the
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going to concentrate specifically on the
UEFI bootloader unfortunately at this
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UEFI bootloader unfortunately at this
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UEFI bootloader unfortunately at this
point in time there's really not much
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point in time there's really not much
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point in time there's really not much
benefit in running an MBR partition so
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benefit in running an MBR partition so
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benefit in running an MBR partition so
if your system is running MBR and it
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if your system is running MBR and it
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if your system is running MBR and it
won't boot then this video isn't going
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won't boot then this video isn't going
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won't boot then this video isn't going
to help you however it's really easy to
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to help you however it's really easy to
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to help you however it's really easy to
fix an MBR system if you guys want me to
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fix an MBR system if you guys want me to
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fix an MBR system if you guys want me to
make a video on that as well then let me
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make a video on that as well then let me
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make a video on that as well then let me
know down in the comments below also
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know down in the comments below also
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know down in the comments below also
keep in mind what we're doing in this
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keep in mind what we're doing in this
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keep in mind what we're doing in this
video has a very high probability of
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video has a very high probability of
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video has a very high probability of
really messing your system up if not
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really messing your system up if not
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really messing your system up if not
done correctly we're going to be
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done correctly we're going to be
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done correctly we're going to be
completely rebuilding the UEFI partition
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completely rebuilding the UEFI partition
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completely rebuilding the UEFI partition
that's what allows your system to boot
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that's what allows your system to boot
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that's what allows your system to boot
in the first place so I would highly
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in the first place so I would highly
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in the first place so I would highly
recommend before following this guide to
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recommend before following this guide to
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recommend before following this guide to
do a complete backup on your data now if
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do a complete backup on your data now if
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do a complete backup on your data now if
your system currently isn't booting then
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your system currently isn't booting then
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your system currently isn't booting then
use an offline boot CD like hyran's boot
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use an offline boot CD like hyran's boot
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use an offline boot CD like hyran's boot
CD you in order to back up all your data
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CD you in order to back up all your data
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CD you in order to back up all your data
also make sure to watch this video all
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also make sure to watch this video all
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also make sure to watch this video all
the way through to the end before
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the way through to the end before
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the way through to the end before
following this guide missing any step
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following this guide missing any step
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following this guide missing any step
along the way could leave your system
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along the way could leave your system
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along the way could leave your system
broken and still not booting so the
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broken and still not booting so the
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broken and still not booting so the
first step after you back up your system
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first step after you back up your system
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first step after you back up your system
is you need a way to access the Windows
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is you need a way to access the Windows
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is you need a way to access the Windows
recovery tools and if your recovery
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recovery tools and if your recovery
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recovery tools and if your recovery
partition isn't accessible you're going
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partition isn't accessible you're going
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partition isn't accessible you're going
to need a Windows install USB so you can
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to need a Windows install USB so you can
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to need a Windows install USB so you can
take advantage of the recovery tools so
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take advantage of the recovery tools so
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take advantage of the recovery tools so
let's jump on the system and I'll show
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let's jump on the system and I'll show
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let's jump on the system and I'll show
you how to create one okay so the first
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you how to create one okay so the first
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you how to create one okay so the first
thing you're going to need before you
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thing you're going to need before you
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thing you're going to need before you
start is a USB flash drive make sure you
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start is a USB flash drive make sure you
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start is a USB flash drive make sure you
get one that's at least eight gigabytes
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get one that's at least eight gigabytes
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get one that's at least eight gigabytes
you can usually pick them up at Staples
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you can usually pick them up at Staples
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you can usually pick them up at Staples
or any other Big Box store for pretty
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or any other Big Box store for pretty
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or any other Big Box store for pretty
cheap so I'm going to go ahead and stick
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cheap so I'm going to go ahead and stick
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cheap so I'm going to go ahead and stick
this USB drive in the system real quick
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this USB drive in the system real quick
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this USB drive in the system real quick
and as you can see I already have this
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and as you can see I already have this
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and as you can see I already have this
one set up as a Windows install disk so
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one set up as a Windows install disk so
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one set up as a Windows install disk so
I don't actually have to create one but
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I don't actually have to create one but
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I don't actually have to create one but
I'm going to show you how to do one so
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I'm going to show you how to do one so
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I'm going to show you how to do one so
you can get one yourself so I'm going to
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you can get one yourself so I'm going to
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you can get one yourself so I'm going to
close this up and the first thing we're
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close this up and the first thing we're
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close this up and the first thing we're
going to do is open up our browser and
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going to do is open up our browser and
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going to do is open up our browser and
search for
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search for
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search for
media
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media
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media
creation tool and make sure to pick one
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creation tool and make sure to pick one
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creation tool and make sure to pick one
for the version of Windows that you have
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for the version of Windows that you have
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for the version of Windows that you have
in this case it's going to be Windows 10
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in this case it's going to be Windows 10
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in this case it's going to be Windows 10
but this should work on Windows 11 as
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but this should work on Windows 11 as
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but this should work on Windows 11 as
well and if you're doing this in Windows
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well and if you're doing this in Windows
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well and if you're doing this in Windows
11 I would use the media creation tool
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11 I would use the media creation tool
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11 I would use the media creation tool
from Windows 11 but we're going to do
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from Windows 11 but we're going to do
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from Windows 11 but we're going to do
Windows 10 right now and then from here
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Windows 10 right now and then from here
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Windows 10 right now and then from here
we're going to go ahead and click on
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we're going to go ahead and click on
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we're going to go ahead and click on
Microsoft's website make sure you
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Microsoft's website make sure you
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Microsoft's website make sure you
download this from Microsoft's official
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download this from Microsoft's official
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download this from Microsoft's official
site there's no reason to get this from
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site there's no reason to get this from
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site there's no reason to get this from
any other mirror so you just click on
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any other mirror so you just click on
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any other mirror so you just click on
download now right where it says create
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download now right where it says create
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download now right where it says create
Windows 10 installation media so once
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Windows 10 installation media so once
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Windows 10 installation media so once
you hit download now it should download
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you hit download now it should download
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you hit download now it should download
it right here
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it right here
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it right here
go ahead and click on it and it will
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go ahead and click on it and it will
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go ahead and click on it and it will
launch the media creation tool and we
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launch the media creation tool and we
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launch the media creation tool and we
can go ahead and close our browser here
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can go ahead and close our browser here
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can go ahead and close our browser here
and it's going to take a second for
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and it's going to take a second for
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and it's going to take a second for
things to get going here so I'm going to
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things to get going here so I'm going to
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things to get going here so I'm going to
skip ahead to The Next Step okay so
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skip ahead to The Next Step okay so
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skip ahead to The Next Step okay so
right here you got to accept the user
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right here you got to accept the user
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right here you got to accept the user
agreement and it's going to take a
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agreement and it's going to take a
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agreement and it's going to take a
minute more to get this thing ready so
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minute more to get this thing ready so
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minute more to get this thing ready so
we're going to skip ahead again real
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we're going to skip ahead again real
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we're going to skip ahead again real
quick okay so right here we've got two
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quick okay so right here we've got two
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quick okay so right here we've got two
different options we can either upgrade
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different options we can either upgrade
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different options we can either upgrade
this PC now or we can create the
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this PC now or we can create the
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this PC now or we can create the
installation media so what we're going
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installation media so what we're going
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installation media so what we're going
to do is create the installation media
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to do is create the installation media
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to do is create the installation media
so we click on that and hit next and
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so we click on that and hit next and
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so we click on that and hit next and
then go ahead and you can typically use
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then go ahead and you can typically use
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then go ahead and you can typically use
just the default settings right here and
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just the default settings right here and
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just the default settings right here and
hit next again and then it's going to
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hit next again and then it's going to
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hit next again and then it's going to
ask us for either USB flash drive or an
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ask us for either USB flash drive or an
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ask us for either USB flash drive or an
ISO file you're going to want to pick
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ISO file you're going to want to pick
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ISO file you're going to want to pick
the USB flash drive and then once you
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the USB flash drive and then once you
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the USB flash drive and then once you
hit next It'll ask you which drive you
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hit next It'll ask you which drive you
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hit next It'll ask you which drive you
want to use and obviously you would
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want to use and obviously you would
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want to use and obviously you would
select the one you'd use and you'd hit
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select the one you'd use and you'd hit
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select the one you'd use and you'd hit
next and from that point you just follow
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next and from that point you just follow
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next and from that point you just follow
the rest of the steps and it should
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the rest of the steps and it should
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the rest of the steps and it should
create the USB drive for you
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create the USB drive for you
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create the USB drive for you
now that we've made our install USB
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now that we've made our install USB
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now that we've made our install USB
let's intentionally break this system so
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let's intentionally break this system so
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let's intentionally break this system so
it doesn't boot anymore and I'll show
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it doesn't boot anymore and I'll show
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it doesn't boot anymore and I'll show
you how to fix it okay so what we're
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you how to fix it okay so what we're
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you how to fix it okay so what we're
going to do here is we're going to go
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going to do here is we're going to go
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going to do here is we're going to go
ahead and click Start and type CMD
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ahead and click Start and type CMD
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ahead and click Start and type CMD
and then make sure to open command
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and then make sure to open command
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and then make sure to open command
prompt as administrator here okay so the
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prompt as administrator here okay so the
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prompt as administrator here okay so the
first thing that we're going to do is
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first thing that we're going to do is
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first thing that we're going to do is
since we're going to be messing with the
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since we're going to be messing with the
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since we're going to be messing with the
BCD in this case we're going to go ahead
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BCD in this case we're going to go ahead
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BCD in this case we're going to go ahead
and back it up real quick and to do that
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and back it up real quick and to do that
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and back it up real quick and to do that
we're going to use the BCD edit tool and
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we're going to use the BCD edit tool and
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we're going to use the BCD edit tool and
if you type B C D edit and hit enter
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if you type B C D edit and hit enter
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if you type B C D edit and hit enter
it'll show you what your current BCD
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it'll show you what your current BCD
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it'll show you what your current BCD
looks like and you can kind of see what
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looks like and you can kind of see what
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looks like and you can kind of see what
different descriptors and stuff like
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different descriptors and stuff like
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different descriptors and stuff like
that it's using in order to boot into
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that it's using in order to boot into
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that it's using in order to boot into
windows so before we do anything at all
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windows so before we do anything at all
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windows so before we do anything at all
we want to back up our BCD so we can
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we want to back up our BCD so we can
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we want to back up our BCD so we can
recover it in the case that something
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recover it in the case that something
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recover it in the case that something
goes wrong and you know it's always kind
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goes wrong and you know it's always kind
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goes wrong and you know it's always kind
of nice to have a backup of your BCD
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of nice to have a backup of your BCD
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of nice to have a backup of your BCD
anyway just in case something goes wrong
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anyway just in case something goes wrong
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anyway just in case something goes wrong
in the future so to back it up all you
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in the future so to back it up all you
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in the future so to back it up all you
have to do is type in BCD edit forward
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have to do is type in BCD edit forward
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have to do is type in BCD edit forward
slash
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slash
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slash
export
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export
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export
space and then just name your file and
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space and then just name your file and
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space and then just name your file and
what I'm going to do is I'm going to
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what I'm going to do is I'm going to
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what I'm going to do is I'm going to
type in cprompt root BCD dot BK for
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type in cprompt root BCD dot BK for
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type in cprompt root BCD dot BK for
backup and then hit enter and it should
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backup and then hit enter and it should
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backup and then hit enter and it should
back up your BCD now if we go down to
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back up your BCD now if we go down to
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back up your BCD now if we go down to
the root of the directory
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the root of the directory
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the root of the directory
you can see right here I got my BCD back
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you can see right here I got my BCD back
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you can see right here I got my BCD back
right there so if you ever want to
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right there so if you ever want to
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right there so if you ever want to
restore from a backup all you would do
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restore from a backup all you would do
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restore from a backup all you would do
is type in BCD edit forward slash
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is type in BCD edit forward slash
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is type in BCD edit forward slash
import and then the name of the BCD file
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import and then the name of the BCD file
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import and then the name of the BCD file
that you created so in this case it's
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that you created so in this case it's
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that you created so in this case it's
going to be C drive root
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going to be C drive root
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going to be C drive root
BCD BK enter and it'll go ahead and
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BCD BK enter and it'll go ahead and
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BCD BK enter and it'll go ahead and
import it in if you type in BCD edit you
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import it in if you type in BCD edit you
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import it in if you type in BCD edit you
can see that it's the same as it was so
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can see that it's the same as it was so
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can see that it's the same as it was so
now let's break this system so it
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now let's break this system so it
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now let's break this system so it
doesn't boot anymore to do that all
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doesn't boot anymore to do that all
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doesn't boot anymore to do that all
you're going to do is type vcd edit
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you're going to do is type vcd edit
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you're going to do is type vcd edit
forward slash set
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forward slash set
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forward slash set
and then we're going to type in path and
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and then we're going to type in path and
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and then we're going to type in path and
then I'm just going to do backslash win
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then I'm just going to do backslash win
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then I'm just going to do backslash win
just like that and then if we type in
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just like that and then if we type in
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just like that and then if we type in
BCD edit again you'll see that now the
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BCD edit again you'll see that now the
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BCD edit again you'll see that now the
path is just set to
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path is just set to
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path is just set to
root win which is really nothing but now
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root win which is really nothing but now
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root win which is really nothing but now
what we also want to do is disable the
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what we also want to do is disable the
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what we also want to do is disable the
recovery enabled because we don't want
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recovery enabled because we don't want
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recovery enabled because we don't want
recovery to go fixing our system we want
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recovery to go fixing our system we want
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recovery to go fixing our system we want
to do that manually so I'm going to go
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to do that manually so I'm going to go
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to do that manually so I'm going to go
again I'm going to type in BCD edit set
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again I'm going to type in BCD edit set
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again I'm going to type in BCD edit set
but on this time we're going to type in
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but on this time we're going to type in
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but on this time we're going to type in
recovery
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recovery
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recovery
enabled and I'm just going to change
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enabled and I'm just going to change
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enabled and I'm just going to change
that to no just like that and then when
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that to no just like that and then when
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that to no just like that and then when
we type BCD edit you'll see that the
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we type BCD edit you'll see that the
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we type BCD edit you'll see that the
recovery enabled is set to no okay so
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recovery enabled is set to no okay so
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recovery enabled is set to no okay so
now let's reboot the system and see what
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now let's reboot the system and see what
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now let's reboot the system and see what
happens now the system shouldn't boot
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happens now the system shouldn't boot
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happens now the system shouldn't boot
once I reboot it so I'm going to go
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once I reboot it so I'm going to go
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once I reboot it so I'm going to go
ahead and hit start
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ahead and hit start
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ahead and hit start
restart and we'll see what happens
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restart and we'll see what happens
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restart and we'll see what happens
might take a second to restart but
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might take a second to restart but
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might take a second to restart but
hopefully we've successfully broken our
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hopefully we've successfully broken our
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hopefully we've successfully broken our
system
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system
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system
I highly recommend not doing this at
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I highly recommend not doing this at
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I highly recommend not doing this at
home because you know there's no reason
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home because you know there's no reason
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home because you know there's no reason
to break a fully functional computer
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to break a fully functional computer
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to break a fully functional computer
unless of course you want to make a
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unless of course you want to make a
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unless of course you want to make a
video showing how to fix it and there
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video showing how to fix it and there
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video showing how to fix it and there
you go the system now will not boot it
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you go the system now will not boot it
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you go the system now will not boot it
says the application or operating system
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says the application or operating system
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says the application or operating system
could not be loaded because of a
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could not be loaded because of a
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could not be loaded because of a
required file is missing or contains
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required file is missing or contains
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required file is missing or contains
errors yeah
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errors yeah
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errors yeah
it contains errors because I made them
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it contains errors because I made them
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it contains errors because I made them
so now let's get our USB drive get this
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so now let's get our USB drive get this
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so now let's get our USB drive get this
thing booted up into recovery and I'll
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thing booted up into recovery and I'll
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thing booted up into recovery and I'll
show you how to fix it
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show you how to fix it
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show you how to fix it
okay so you're gonna have to look at
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okay so you're gonna have to look at
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okay so you're gonna have to look at
either your motherboard or your system
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either your motherboard or your system
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either your motherboard or your system
manufacturer's documentation to find out
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manufacturer's documentation to find out
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manufacturer's documentation to find out
how to boot off of a USB drive on my
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how to boot off of a USB drive on my
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how to boot off of a USB drive on my
system I just hit delete to go into the
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system I just hit delete to go into the
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system I just hit delete to go into the
BIOS and the boot menu is right there on
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BIOS and the boot menu is right there on
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BIOS and the boot menu is right there on
your system it might be F12 for Dells or
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your system it might be F12 for Dells or
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your system it might be F12 for Dells or
on HPS it's usually escape to get to
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on HPS it's usually escape to get to
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on HPS it's usually escape to get to
your boot menu however once you get
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your boot menu however once you get
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your boot menu however once you get
booted off of your windows install Drive
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booted off of your windows install Drive
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booted off of your windows install Drive
the next thing you have to do is just go
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the next thing you have to do is just go
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the next thing you have to do is just go
ahead and hit next and then instead of
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ahead and hit next and then instead of
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ahead and hit next and then instead of
hitting install now we want to click on
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hitting install now we want to click on
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hitting install now we want to click on
repair your computer and from this point
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repair your computer and from this point
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repair your computer and from this point
it just gives you the regular recovery
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it just gives you the regular recovery
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it just gives you the regular recovery
console and then what we want to do is
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console and then what we want to do is
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console and then what we want to do is
click on troubleshoot and then from
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click on troubleshoot and then from
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click on troubleshoot and then from
troubleshoot you could try clicking
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troubleshoot you could try clicking
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troubleshoot you could try clicking
startup repair in some cases that will
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startup repair in some cases that will
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startup repair in some cases that will
actually fix your problem in fact I bet
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actually fix your problem in fact I bet
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actually fix your problem in fact I bet
you it'll fix this system now however I
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you it'll fix this system now however I
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you it'll fix this system now however I
want to show you how to do this manually
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want to show you how to do this manually
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want to show you how to do this manually
so what you're going to do is click on
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so what you're going to do is click on
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so what you're going to do is click on
command prompt and then from command
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command prompt and then from command
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command prompt and then from command
prompt the next thing you want to do is
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prompt the next thing you want to do is
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prompt the next thing you want to do is
just type in BCD edit and you can see
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just type in BCD edit and you can see
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just type in BCD edit and you can see
what your BCD file looks like and as you
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what your BCD file looks like and as you
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what your BCD file looks like and as you
can see here's the error in the BCD file
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can see here's the error in the BCD file
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can see here's the error in the BCD file
that we introduced ourselves but what
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that we introduced ourselves but what
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that we introduced ourselves but what
we're going to do is the very first
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we're going to do is the very first
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we're going to do is the very first
thing that we want to look at is we want
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thing that we want to look at is we want
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thing that we want to look at is we want
to be able to get access to our uafi
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to be able to get access to our uafi
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to be able to get access to our uafi
drive because typically there's no Drive
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drive because typically there's no Drive
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drive because typically there's no Drive
letter on that so to do that what you're
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letter on that so to do that what you're
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letter on that so to do that what you're
going to want to do is just type in disk
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going to want to do is just type in disk
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going to want to do is just type in disk
part
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part
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part
and then give it a second to start
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and then give it a second to start
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and then give it a second to start
sometimes it'll take it a moment but
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sometimes it'll take it a moment but
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sometimes it'll take it a moment but
you'll get the the right here you'll get
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you'll get the the right here you'll get
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you'll get the the right here you'll get
your prompt for disk part just like that
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your prompt for disk part just like that
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your prompt for disk part just like that
and once you get that we're going to
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and once you get that we're going to
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and once you get that we're going to
type in
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type in
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type in
list disk
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list disk
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list disk
first you got to spell it right list
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first you got to spell it right list
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first you got to spell it right list
disk with a space of course all right
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disk with a space of course all right
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disk with a space of course all right
there we go so now this will show us two
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there we go so now this will show us two
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there we go so now this will show us two
different discs that we currently have
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different discs that we currently have
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different discs that we currently have
installed now as you can see disk zero
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installed now as you can see disk zero
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installed now as you can see disk zero
is 232 gigabytes and that one's a GPT
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is 232 gigabytes and that one's a GPT
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is 232 gigabytes and that one's a GPT
partition that's the one we're looking
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partition that's the one we're looking
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partition that's the one we're looking
for the other one this is just our USB
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for the other one this is just our USB
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for the other one this is just our USB
drive right here we can disregard that
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drive right here we can disregard that
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drive right here we can disregard that
one we don't need to worry about it the
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one we don't need to worry about it the
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one we don't need to worry about it the
next thing we want to do is go ahead and
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next thing we want to do is go ahead and
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next thing we want to do is go ahead and
type SEL and in our case it's going to
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type SEL and in our case it's going to
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type SEL and in our case it's going to
be disk zero but you're going to want to
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be disk zero but you're going to want to
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be disk zero but you're going to want to
correspond with whichever disk your
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correspond with whichever disk your
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correspond with whichever disk your
windows install is installed on so once
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windows install is installed on so once
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windows install is installed on so once
I hit that it'll select that disk and
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I hit that it'll select that disk and
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I hit that it'll select that disk and
then we want to type in list Vol for
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then we want to type in list Vol for
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then we want to type in list Vol for
list volume
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list volume
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list volume
and then from there this will show us
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and then from there this will show us
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and then from there this will show us
all the different volumes and it
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all the different volumes and it
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all the different volumes and it
actually does show the USB drive which I
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actually does show the USB drive which I
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actually does show the USB drive which I
think is kind of funny because we
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think is kind of funny because we
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think is kind of funny because we
selected disk zero but that's okay what
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selected disk zero but that's okay what
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selected disk zero but that's okay what
we're looking for is this one that
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we're looking for is this one that
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we're looking for is this one that
doesn't have a drive letter and it's
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doesn't have a drive letter and it's
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doesn't have a drive letter and it's
going to be formatted as FAT32 and it's
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going to be formatted as FAT32 and it's
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going to be formatted as FAT32 and it's
going to be about 100 Megs in size this
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going to be about 100 Megs in size this
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going to be about 100 Megs in size this
is our UEFI partition this is the one
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is our UEFI partition this is the one
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is our UEFI partition this is the one
that we're looking for so for this we're
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that we're looking for so for this we're
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that we're looking for so for this we're
going to want to select that specific
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going to want to select that specific
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going to want to select that specific
volume so for that you're going to type
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volume so for that you're going to type
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volume so for that you're going to type
in SEL for select and then type in vol
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in SEL for select and then type in vol
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in SEL for select and then type in vol
one for volume one and that'll select
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one for volume one and that'll select
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one for volume one and that'll select
volume one and then from here we want to
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volume one and then from here we want to
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volume one and then from here we want to
assign it a drive letter so we're going
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assign it a drive letter so we're going
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assign it a drive letter so we're going
to type in assign
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letter and then we want to type equals
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letter and then we want to type equals
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letter and then we want to type equals
and then give it any letter you want I'm
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and then give it any letter you want I'm
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and then give it any letter you want I'm
going to give mine V but you can give
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going to give mine V but you can give
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going to give mine V but you can give
yours anyone you want just make sure
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yours anyone you want just make sure
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yours anyone you want just make sure
that you remember which Drive alert you
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that you remember which Drive alert you
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that you remember which Drive alert you
give it because we're going to use that
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give it because we're going to use that
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give it because we're going to use that
later in the video so go ahead and hit
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later in the video so go ahead and hit
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later in the video so go ahead and hit
enter and it's going to assign that
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enter and it's going to assign that
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enter and it's going to assign that
letter to volume one and if you want to
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letter to volume one and if you want to
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letter to volume one and if you want to
double check just to make sure it has
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double check just to make sure it has
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double check just to make sure it has
you can always type in list
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you can always type in list
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you can always type in list
Vol to list volumes and you can see
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Vol to list volumes and you can see
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Vol to list volumes and you can see
right there that volume 1 which is the
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right there that volume 1 which is the
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right there that volume 1 which is the
selected volume with the little star
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selected volume with the little star
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selected volume with the little star
right here is our 100 Meg partition and
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right here is our 100 Meg partition and
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right here is our 100 Meg partition and
at this point we can go ahead and just
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at this point we can go ahead and just
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at this point we can go ahead and just
hit exit and then if you go to your V
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hit exit and then if you go to your V
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hit exit and then if you go to your V
drive and run a directory you should see
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drive and run a directory you should see
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drive and run a directory you should see
an EFI directory and if you go into that
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an EFI directory and if you go into that
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an EFI directory and if you go into that
directory
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directory
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directory
actually we're going to want to write CD
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actually we're going to want to write CD
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actually we're going to want to write CD
EFI not d-i-r and then run a directory
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EFI not d-i-r and then run a directory
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EFI not d-i-r and then run a directory
again you'll see two folders in there
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again you'll see two folders in there
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again you'll see two folders in there
called Microsoft and called boot so we
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called Microsoft and called boot so we
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called Microsoft and called boot so we
want to go into the Microsoft directory
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want to go into the Microsoft directory
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want to go into the Microsoft directory
so if we go into
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so if we go into
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so if we go into
Microsoft and hit enter do another
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Microsoft and hit enter do another
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Microsoft and hit enter do another
directory you'll see you'll have Boot
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directory you'll see you'll have Boot
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directory you'll see you'll have Boot
and Recovery we want to go into boot and
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and Recovery we want to go into boot and
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and Recovery we want to go into boot and
then from there we're going to do
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then from there we're going to do
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then from there we're going to do
another directory and you'll see all
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another directory and you'll see all
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another directory and you'll see all
these files in here this is your uafi
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these files in here this is your uafi
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these files in here this is your uafi
bootloader if you scroll up you should
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bootloader if you scroll up you should
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bootloader if you scroll up you should
see your BCD file right here and that's
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see your BCD file right here and that's
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see your BCD file right here and that's
the file that we modified so what we're
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the file that we modified so what we're
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the file that we modified so what we're
going to want to do is we want to start
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going to want to do is we want to start
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going to want to do is we want to start
over from scratch so I'm going to go to
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over from scratch so I'm going to go to
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over from scratch so I'm going to go to
my C drive here and I'm going to go
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my C drive here and I'm going to go
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my C drive here and I'm going to go
ahead and format the UEFI partition
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ahead and format the UEFI partition
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ahead and format the UEFI partition
completely so for that we just type in
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completely so for that we just type in
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completely so for that we just type in
format
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format
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format
it's going to be V Drive
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it's going to be V Drive
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it's going to be V Drive
and then we want to put forward slash
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and then we want to put forward slash
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and then we want to put forward slash
FS colon
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FS colon
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FS colon
FAT32 because you want to make sure to
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FAT32 because you want to make sure to
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FAT32 because you want to make sure to
format the UEFI partition as FAT32 then
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format the UEFI partition as FAT32 then
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format the UEFI partition as FAT32 then
when you hit enter it's going to warn
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when you hit enter it's going to warn
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when you hit enter it's going to warn
you that everything on the drive is
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you that everything on the drive is
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you that everything on the drive is
going to be destroyed go ahead and hit
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going to be destroyed go ahead and hit
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going to be destroyed go ahead and hit
yes enter and there you go for the
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yes enter and there you go for the
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yes enter and there you go for the
volume label you don't have to do
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volume label you don't have to do
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volume label you don't have to do
anything just hit enter and that's it
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anything just hit enter and that's it
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anything just hit enter and that's it
now if we go back to our V drive and hit
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now if we go back to our V drive and hit
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now if we go back to our V drive and hit
directory you'll see there's nothing on
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directory you'll see there's nothing on
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directory you'll see there's nothing on
it so at this point we want to recreate
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it so at this point we want to recreate
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it so at this point we want to recreate
the drive just like it was before and
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the drive just like it was before and
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the drive just like it was before and
this should solve any problems that you
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this should solve any problems that you
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this should solve any problems that you
have with the bootloader now at this
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have with the bootloader now at this
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have with the bootloader now at this
point we want to verify where our
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point we want to verify where our
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point we want to verify where our
Windows install is at because normally
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Windows install is at because normally
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Windows install is at because normally
it should be on the C drive so if we go
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it should be on the C drive so if we go
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it should be on the C drive so if we go
to C here and hit a directory you'll see
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to C here and hit a directory you'll see
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to C here and hit a directory you'll see
that yep there's our Windows folder
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that yep there's our Windows folder
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that yep there's our Windows folder
there's our user folder so in this case
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there's our user folder so in this case
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there's our user folder so in this case
it is C but you might have to look
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it is C but you might have to look
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it is C but you might have to look
around you can always go into the D
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around you can always go into the D
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around you can always go into the D
drive and look in there to make sure
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drive and look in there to make sure
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drive and look in there to make sure
that it's not there too but in our case
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that it's not there too but in our case
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that it's not there too but in our case
it's in the C drive we want to verify
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it's in the C drive we want to verify
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it's in the C drive we want to verify
where the windows folder is before we
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where the windows folder is before we
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where the windows folder is before we
run this next command so go ahead and
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run this next command so go ahead and
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run this next command so go ahead and
look around your different Drive letters
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look around your different Drive letters
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look around your different Drive letters
and to change drive letters all you do
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and to change drive letters all you do
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and to change drive letters all you do
is just put type in the letter itself
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is just put type in the letter itself
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is just put type in the letter itself
that you want to go to with a colon and
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that you want to go to with a colon and
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that you want to go to with a colon and
hit enter and it'll switch to that drive
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hit enter and it'll switch to that drive
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hit enter and it'll switch to that drive
so in our case it's going to be C so
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so in our case it's going to be C so
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so in our case it's going to be C so
we're going to do that and we're going
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we're going to do that and we're going
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we're going to do that and we're going
to run the command BCD boot
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to run the command BCD boot
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to run the command BCD boot
space and then since we know that our
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space and then since we know that our
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space and then since we know that our
Windows folder is on our C drive we're
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Windows folder is on our C drive we're
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Windows folder is on our C drive we're
going to go C colon backslash
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going to go C colon backslash
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going to go C colon backslash
windows and then hit space then we want
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windows and then hit space then we want
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windows and then hit space then we want
to go forward slash s space V drive and
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to go forward slash s space V drive and
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to go forward slash s space V drive and
we're telling it what the UEFI partition
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we're telling it what the UEFI partition
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we're telling it what the UEFI partition
is and that in that case it's V drive if
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is and that in that case it's V drive if
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is and that in that case it's V drive if
you used a different letter on yours
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you used a different letter on yours
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you used a different letter on yours
then make sure to use that letter here
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then make sure to use that letter here
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then make sure to use that letter here
then we're going to hit space we're
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then we're going to hit space we're
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then we're going to hit space we're
going to type forward slash F another
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going to type forward slash F another
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going to type forward slash F another
space and then just type in
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space and then just type in
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space and then just type in
UEFI and then hit enter and it should
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UEFI and then hit enter and it should
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UEFI and then hit enter and it should
rebuild the ufi partition and we're
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rebuild the ufi partition and we're
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rebuild the ufi partition and we're
going to double check it real quick here
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going to double check it real quick here
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going to double check it real quick here
so we're going to go ahead and go to V
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so we're going to go ahead and go to V
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so we're going to go ahead and go to V
run a directory and you'll see now we
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run a directory and you'll see now we
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run a directory and you'll see now we
have the EFI folder there so if we go CD
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have the EFI folder there so if we go CD
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have the EFI folder there so if we go CD
EFI
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EFI
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EFI
directory we should see Microsoft and
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directory we should see Microsoft and
00:15:37,079 --> 00:15:38,750
directory we should see Microsoft and
boot just like we did before
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boot just like we did before
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boot just like we did before
so we're going to go into the Microsoft
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so we're going to go into the Microsoft
00:15:40,139 --> 00:15:42,410
so we're going to go into the Microsoft
folder and here we have Boot and
00:15:42,410 --> 00:15:42,420
folder and here we have Boot and
00:15:42,420 --> 00:15:44,449
folder and here we have Boot and
recovery so we just like before we're
00:15:44,449 --> 00:15:44,459
recovery so we just like before we're
00:15:44,459 --> 00:15:46,550
recovery so we just like before we're
going to go into CD boot and then we're
00:15:46,550 --> 00:15:46,560
going to go into CD boot and then we're
00:15:46,560 --> 00:15:48,170
going to go into CD boot and then we're
going to do a directory again now these
00:15:48,170 --> 00:15:48,180
going to do a directory again now these
00:15:48,180 --> 00:15:49,790
going to do a directory again now these
are all the files associated with your
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are all the files associated with your
00:15:49,800 --> 00:15:52,850
are all the files associated with your
bootloader as well as all the way down
00:15:52,850 --> 00:15:52,860
bootloader as well as all the way down
00:15:52,860 --> 00:15:54,769
bootloader as well as all the way down
at the bottom right here you'll see your
00:15:54,769 --> 00:15:54,779
at the bottom right here you'll see your
00:15:54,779 --> 00:15:57,170
at the bottom right here you'll see your
BCD file it's at the bottom now because
00:15:57,170 --> 00:15:57,180
BCD file it's at the bottom now because
00:15:57,180 --> 00:16:00,110
BCD file it's at the bottom now because
we've essentially replaced everything by
00:16:00,110 --> 00:16:00,120
we've essentially replaced everything by
00:16:00,120 --> 00:16:02,449
we've essentially replaced everything by
reformatting this drive and if you type
00:16:02,449 --> 00:16:02,459
reformatting this drive and if you type
00:16:02,459 --> 00:16:04,970
reformatting this drive and if you type
in BCD edit at this point you'll notice
00:16:04,970 --> 00:16:04,980
in BCD edit at this point you'll notice
00:16:04,980 --> 00:16:07,370
in BCD edit at this point you'll notice
that your BCD has changed considerably
00:16:07,370 --> 00:16:07,380
that your BCD has changed considerably
00:16:07,380 --> 00:16:10,189
that your BCD has changed considerably
however this is just a generic BCD just
00:16:10,189 --> 00:16:10,199
however this is just a generic BCD just
00:16:10,199 --> 00:16:12,290
however this is just a generic BCD just
to get the system booted so now at this
00:16:12,290 --> 00:16:12,300
to get the system booted so now at this
00:16:12,300 --> 00:16:14,150
to get the system booted so now at this
point we're going to go ahead and close
00:16:14,150 --> 00:16:14,160
point we're going to go ahead and close
00:16:14,160 --> 00:16:16,250
point we're going to go ahead and close
command prompt and then we're going to
00:16:16,250 --> 00:16:16,260
command prompt and then we're going to
00:16:16,260 --> 00:16:19,069
command prompt and then we're going to
go ahead and hit turn off your PC
00:16:19,069 --> 00:16:19,079
go ahead and hit turn off your PC
00:16:19,079 --> 00:16:22,310
go ahead and hit turn off your PC
so now we have to see if it works and to
00:16:22,310 --> 00:16:22,320
so now we have to see if it works and to
00:16:22,320 --> 00:16:24,829
so now we have to see if it works and to
do that we just hit the power button and
00:16:24,829 --> 00:16:24,839
do that we just hit the power button and
00:16:24,839 --> 00:16:27,650
do that we just hit the power button and
sit back and hopefully our computer will
00:16:27,650 --> 00:16:27,660
sit back and hopefully our computer will
00:16:27,660 --> 00:16:29,150
sit back and hopefully our computer will
boot into windows
00:16:29,150 --> 00:16:29,160
boot into windows
00:16:29,160 --> 00:16:30,889
boot into windows
if it doesn't
00:16:30,889 --> 00:16:30,899
if it doesn't
00:16:30,899 --> 00:16:32,810
if it doesn't
I might have to film this section over
00:16:32,810 --> 00:16:32,820
I might have to film this section over
00:16:32,820 --> 00:16:35,629
I might have to film this section over
again I don't know we'll see but here we
00:16:35,629 --> 00:16:35,639
again I don't know we'll see but here we
00:16:35,639 --> 00:16:37,910
again I don't know we'll see but here we
go it should boot fairly quickly if it's
00:16:37,910 --> 00:16:37,920
go it should boot fairly quickly if it's
00:16:37,920 --> 00:16:39,590
go it should boot fairly quickly if it's
going to boot and it looks like it's
00:16:39,590 --> 00:16:39,600
going to boot and it looks like it's
00:16:39,600 --> 00:16:41,749
going to boot and it looks like it's
working pretty well so give it one more
00:16:41,749 --> 00:16:41,759
working pretty well so give it one more
00:16:41,759 --> 00:16:48,069
working pretty well so give it one more
second and we should be in Windows
00:16:48,069 --> 00:16:48,079
00:16:48,079 --> 00:16:50,990
and there we go we're back in Windows
00:16:50,990 --> 00:16:51,000
and there we go we're back in Windows
00:16:51,000 --> 00:16:53,689
and there we go we're back in Windows
now one of the downsides to this method
00:16:53,689 --> 00:16:53,699
now one of the downsides to this method
00:16:53,699 --> 00:16:56,569
now one of the downsides to this method
that you should be aware of is that when
00:16:56,569 --> 00:16:56,579
that you should be aware of is that when
00:16:56,579 --> 00:16:59,449
that you should be aware of is that when
we rebuilt the UEFI partition it's just
00:16:59,449 --> 00:16:59,459
we rebuilt the UEFI partition it's just
00:16:59,459 --> 00:17:01,850
we rebuilt the UEFI partition it's just
a basic generic BCD file that's been
00:17:01,850 --> 00:17:01,860
a basic generic BCD file that's been
00:17:01,860 --> 00:17:04,549
a basic generic BCD file that's been
created like I showed you it will get
00:17:04,549 --> 00:17:04,559
created like I showed you it will get
00:17:04,559 --> 00:17:08,030
created like I showed you it will get
your system booted as you can see but
00:17:08,030 --> 00:17:08,040
your system booted as you can see but
00:17:08,040 --> 00:17:09,789
your system booted as you can see but
you will lose some functionality
00:17:09,789 --> 00:17:09,799
you will lose some functionality
00:17:09,799 --> 00:17:12,049
you will lose some functionality
specifically you'll lose the Windows
00:17:12,049 --> 00:17:12,059
specifically you'll lose the Windows
00:17:12,059 --> 00:17:14,929
specifically you'll lose the Windows
recovery console however that's really
00:17:14,929 --> 00:17:14,939
recovery console however that's really
00:17:14,939 --> 00:17:18,169
recovery console however that's really
easy to fix just take that USB drive you
00:17:18,169 --> 00:17:18,179
easy to fix just take that USB drive you
00:17:18,179 --> 00:17:19,429
easy to fix just take that USB drive you
know the one that we created at the
00:17:19,429 --> 00:17:19,439
know the one that we created at the
00:17:19,439 --> 00:17:21,530
know the one that we created at the
beginning of the video and just select
00:17:21,530 --> 00:17:21,540
beginning of the video and just select
00:17:21,540 --> 00:17:24,530
beginning of the video and just select
upgrade instead of create media at that
00:17:24,530 --> 00:17:24,540
upgrade instead of create media at that
00:17:24,540 --> 00:17:26,750
upgrade instead of create media at that
section where we created the media the
00:17:26,750 --> 00:17:26,760
section where we created the media the
00:17:26,760 --> 00:17:29,330
section where we created the media the
upgrade process should fix your BCD file
00:17:29,330 --> 00:17:29,340
upgrade process should fix your BCD file
00:17:29,340 --> 00:17:31,310
upgrade process should fix your BCD file
and create another Windows recovery
00:17:31,310 --> 00:17:31,320
and create another Windows recovery
00:17:31,320 --> 00:17:34,490
and create another Windows recovery
partition unfortunately though when you
00:17:34,490 --> 00:17:34,500
partition unfortunately though when you
00:17:34,500 --> 00:17:36,830
partition unfortunately though when you
do that it creates a second recovery
00:17:36,830 --> 00:17:36,840
do that it creates a second recovery
00:17:36,840 --> 00:17:39,169
do that it creates a second recovery
partition leaving the old one just
00:17:39,169 --> 00:17:39,179
partition leaving the old one just
00:17:39,179 --> 00:17:41,690
partition leaving the old one just
sitting there wasting 500 Megs of space
00:17:41,690 --> 00:17:41,700
sitting there wasting 500 Megs of space
00:17:41,700 --> 00:17:44,210
sitting there wasting 500 Megs of space
you can recover that space if you want
00:17:44,210 --> 00:17:44,220
you can recover that space if you want
00:17:44,220 --> 00:17:46,970
you can recover that space if you want
by using a partitioning tool but it's
00:17:46,970 --> 00:17:46,980
by using a partitioning tool but it's
00:17:46,980 --> 00:17:49,730
by using a partitioning tool but it's
not necessary also if you're dual
00:17:49,730 --> 00:17:49,740
not necessary also if you're dual
00:17:49,740 --> 00:17:51,590
not necessary also if you're dual
booting into multiple versions of
00:17:51,590 --> 00:17:51,600
booting into multiple versions of
00:17:51,600 --> 00:17:53,990
booting into multiple versions of
Windows or another operating system like
00:17:53,990 --> 00:17:54,000
Windows or another operating system like
00:17:54,000 --> 00:17:56,090
Windows or another operating system like
Linux then you'll have to modify your
00:17:56,090 --> 00:17:56,100
Linux then you'll have to modify your
00:17:56,100 --> 00:17:58,549
Linux then you'll have to modify your
BCD file to reflect the other operating
00:17:58,549 --> 00:17:58,559
BCD file to reflect the other operating
00:17:58,559 --> 00:18:01,310
BCD file to reflect the other operating
systems that's installed but that'll be
00:18:01,310 --> 00:18:01,320
systems that's installed but that'll be
00:18:01,320 --> 00:18:03,289
systems that's installed but that'll be
for another video let me know in the
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for another video let me know in the
00:18:03,299 --> 00:18:05,210
for another video let me know in the
comments below if you want me to do a
00:18:05,210 --> 00:18:05,220
comments below if you want me to do a
00:18:05,220 --> 00:18:07,130
comments below if you want me to do a
video on dual booting with the windows
00:18:07,130 --> 00:18:07,140
video on dual booting with the windows
00:18:07,140 --> 00:18:10,669
video on dual booting with the windows
BCD so hopefully this guide will help
00:18:10,669 --> 00:18:10,679
BCD so hopefully this guide will help
00:18:10,679 --> 00:18:13,789
BCD so hopefully this guide will help
your non-booting system boot again or at
00:18:13,789 --> 00:18:13,799
your non-booting system boot again or at
00:18:13,799 --> 00:18:14,810
your non-booting system boot again or at
least it's something that you can
00:18:14,810 --> 00:18:14,820
least it's something that you can
00:18:14,820 --> 00:18:16,850
least it's something that you can
bookmark for later when you might need
00:18:16,850 --> 00:18:16,860
bookmark for later when you might need
00:18:16,860 --> 00:18:19,789
bookmark for later when you might need
it as I've stated before it's rarely
00:18:19,789 --> 00:18:19,799
it as I've stated before it's rarely
00:18:19,799 --> 00:18:22,850
it as I've stated before it's rarely
necessary to reload Windows even in the
00:18:22,850 --> 00:18:22,860
necessary to reload Windows even in the
00:18:22,860 --> 00:18:25,250
necessary to reload Windows even in the
case of this where your system doesn't
00:18:25,250 --> 00:18:25,260
case of this where your system doesn't
00:18:25,260 --> 00:18:27,230
case of this where your system doesn't
boot at all because of a corrupted
00:18:27,230 --> 00:18:27,240
boot at all because of a corrupted
00:18:27,240 --> 00:18:30,169
boot at all because of a corrupted
bootloader it is fixable this system
00:18:30,169 --> 00:18:30,179
bootloader it is fixable this system
00:18:30,179 --> 00:18:32,810
bootloader it is fixable this system
right here is just as reliable as it was
00:18:32,810 --> 00:18:32,820
right here is just as reliable as it was
00:18:32,820 --> 00:18:35,210
right here is just as reliable as it was
before we intentionally broke it at the
00:18:35,210 --> 00:18:35,220
before we intentionally broke it at the
00:18:35,220 --> 00:18:37,789
before we intentionally broke it at the
beginning of the video so don't be
00:18:37,789 --> 00:18:37,799
beginning of the video so don't be
00:18:37,799 --> 00:18:40,070
beginning of the video so don't be
afraid to roll up your sleeves and to
00:18:40,070 --> 00:18:40,080
afraid to roll up your sleeves and to
00:18:40,080 --> 00:18:42,049
afraid to roll up your sleeves and to
get a little dirty and fix a broken
00:18:42,049 --> 00:18:42,059
get a little dirty and fix a broken
00:18:42,059 --> 00:18:45,169
get a little dirty and fix a broken
windows install you know it's honestly a
00:18:45,169 --> 00:18:45,179
windows install you know it's honestly a
00:18:45,179 --> 00:18:47,510
windows install you know it's honestly a
lot easier than reloading it personally
00:18:47,510 --> 00:18:47,520
lot easier than reloading it personally
00:18:47,520 --> 00:18:51,230
lot easier than reloading it personally
I I think it's way easier and you don't
00:18:51,230 --> 00:18:51,240
I I think it's way easier and you don't
00:18:51,240 --> 00:18:53,630
I I think it's way easier and you don't
have to reinstall your programs but now
00:18:53,630 --> 00:18:53,640
have to reinstall your programs but now
00:18:53,640 --> 00:18:55,190
have to reinstall your programs but now
that you have your system booting again
00:18:55,190 --> 00:18:55,200
that you have your system booting again
00:18:55,200 --> 00:18:57,169
that you have your system booting again
it might be a good idea to make sure you
00:18:57,169 --> 00:18:57,179
it might be a good idea to make sure you
00:18:57,179 --> 00:18:58,970
it might be a good idea to make sure you
don't have any corrupted system files
00:18:58,970 --> 00:18:58,980
don't have any corrupted system files
00:18:58,980 --> 00:19:01,610
don't have any corrupted system files
whatever corrupted your bootloader you
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whatever corrupted your bootloader you
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whatever corrupted your bootloader you
know it could possibly have corrupted
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know it could possibly have corrupted
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know it could possibly have corrupted
other files as well for that check out
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other files as well for that check out
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other files as well for that check out
this video where I show you the proper
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this video where I show you the proper
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this video where I show you the proper
way to use the system file Checker in
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way to use the system file Checker in
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way to use the system file Checker in
Windows that's the video that started
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Windows that's the video that started
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Windows that's the video that started
this series and it's able to fix a lot
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this series and it's able to fix a lot
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this series and it's able to fix a lot
of problems with Windows sfc scan now
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of problems with Windows sfc scan now
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of problems with Windows sfc scan now
works a lot better than you think it
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works a lot better than you think it
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works a lot better than you think it
does if you use the tool properly but as
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does if you use the tool properly but as
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does if you use the tool properly but as
always you guys have a great day
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