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.Fix: bootrec /rebuildbcd fails the requested system device cannot be found Windows 10, 8, 7Hello every readers! Thank you for visiting our blog! Just before we uploaded this bootrec /rebuildbcd post, we had a laptop that is displaying a blue screen error of:BCD ERROR 0XC0000098. It has Windows 10.

Windows 10 Boot Loop - posted in Windows 10 Support: Problem: I am unable to boot up into Windows 10. The Lenovo OEM screen comes up with the rotating circles. Something flashes at the bottom of.

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As we tried to resolve the problem, we tried to use these bootrec commands in Windows Command Prompt. The bootrec /fixMBR, and bootrect /fixboot commands were successful, but for some reason, when we tried the bootrec /rebuildbcd command, it was unsuccessful. It keep failed with an error message of the requested system device cannot be found. This is probably what you are having right now. Thankfully, we did Google search and found out the solution on other website.

Here is the solution for it. Let’s fix the computer! How to fix bootrec /rebuildbcd fails the requested system device cannot be found Windows 10, 8, 7First of all, you need to be in Advanced option to open Windows Command Prompt. If you need Windows 10 & 8 installation disk, here is how to create Windows installation disk on a DVD or USB: After creating an installation disk, boot from the installation disk, and by clicking repair you computer button during the installation process, you will be able to access the advanced option. After opening CMD, type the following commanddiskpartEnter diskpart to use the disk utility to see the existing hard drive partitions and to find out the current EFI partition. It is important that your EFI partition is formatted as FAT32 type.

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Type list vol to list all the partitions and volumes like the example below: DISKPART list volVolume ### Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info-Volume 0 E DVD-ROM 0 B No MediaVolume 1 C NTFS Partition 195 GB Healthy BootVolume 2 WINRE NTFS Partition 400 MB Healthy HiddenVolume 3 FAT32 Partition 260 MB Healthy SystemIt is time to assign a drive letter for EFI partition. In this case, it is the Volume 3 which is formatted in FAT32 type. Type the following command to assign a letter to it. In this example, we are assigning a letter B.

You can assign any letters. It is totally up to you. 😀 DISKPART sel vol 3Volume 3 is the selected volume.DISKPART assign letter=b:DiskPart successfully assigned the drive letter or mount point.Type exit to quit disk utility and type the following commands. Cd /d b:EFIMicrosoftBootbootrec /fixbootNow, you can delete BDC file or change the name of it like below. The command below is showing how to change it from BCD to BCD.bak file. Ren BCD BCD.bakTime to recreate BCD. Type the following command: bcdboot c:Windows /l en-us /s b: /f ALLAfter it, try to restart the computer, and see if it works.

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We hope your computer is back to life! Thank you for the great solution (original link: Thank you everyone! Have a great day!! Followed your steps but still get ‘access denied”I created USB using Win 10 V 1703I note that when I first selected Command Prompt it opens in the black screenshowing Administrator: X:windowssystem32cmd.exe as the title for the CMD windowthenMicrosoft Windows Version 10.0.17134.1Not enough memory resources are available to process this commandX:windowssystem32Diskpart and sel vol and assign letter and cd commands all appear to workbut after the bootrec /fixboot is enteredI get the Access Denied message.