Fix bootrec /fixboot access denied Windows 10 (3 Methods)

Hi guys this is channel f&D in this video I'm going to show you how to fix Bootrec /Fixboot Access denied in windows 10. I'm Going to show you 3 Methods to fix this issue.

Method 1:-

1) Type "Diskpart" and hit enter

2) Type "Lis Disk" and hit enter

3) Select the disk by typing "sel disk (Disk Number)" and hit enter

4) Now type "Lis Vol" and hit enter

5) Select the system reserved/EFI Partition by typing "Sel vol (Volume Number)" ( you can identify It by its drive size which will be around 500+ MB & It will have a label as system reserved / EFI)

6) Type "assign letter=M:" and hit enter

7) Type "Exit" and hit enter

8) Type "M:" and hit enter

9) Type "format m: /FS:FAT32" and hit enter

10) Type "Y" If prompted (Twice)

11) Type "bcdboot d:\windows /s m: /f all" (Where d is the drive letter of the c drive) and hit enter

12) Type Exit and hit enter and reboot your computer.

Method 2:-

1) Type "bootsect/nt60 all /force" and hit enter

2) Type "Diskpart" and hit enter

3) Type "Lis Disk" and hit enter

4) Select the disk by typing "sel disk (Disk Number)" and hit enter

5) Now type "Lis Vol" and hit enter

6) Select the system reserved/EFI Partition by typing "Sel vol (Volume Number)" ( you can identify It by its drive size which will be around 500+ MB & It will have a label as system reserved / EFI)

7) Type "assign letter=M:" and hit enter

8) Type "Exit" and hit enter

9) Type "M:" and hit enter

10) Type "bcdboot d:\windows /s m: /f all" (Where d is the drive letter of the c drive) and hit enter

11) Type Exit and hit enter and reboot your computer.

METHOD 3:-

First Download the ISO From this Link:

1) Type "Diskpart" and hit enter

2) Type "Lis Disk" and hit enter

3) Select the disk by typing "sel disk (Disk Number)" and hit enter

4) Now type "Lis Vol" and hit enter

5) Select the system reserved/EFI Partition by typing "Sel vol (Volume Number)" ( you can identify It by its drive size which will be around 500+ MB & It will have a label as system reserved / EFI)

6) Type "assign letter=M:" and hit enter

7) Type "Exit" and hit enter

8) Type "M:" and hit enter

9) Type "MD \efi\microsoft\boot and hit enter

10) Type "CD /d M:\efi\microsoft\boot and hit enter

11) Type "bootrec /fixboot" \efi\microsoft and hit enter

12) Type "bcdboot d:\windows /l en-us /s M: /f All" (Where d is the drive letter of the c drive) and hit enter

13) Type Exit and hit enter and reboot your computer.

That's it guys thanks for watching...... Bye....

[fDFerozDaniel]

Hi guys...if u have any problem in finding your c drive or if your not sure which is your c drive Use the following command to find it out..

BCDEDIT | Find "osdevice"

This command will tell u which is your c drive

And to find the volume label just type
"Vol c:" (replace c: with the drive letter of the drive for which you want to find volume label)

[rubyzeng]

Actually some methods are just not working, the most effective way is to create the bootable disk and repair with Ao mei disk tool.

[quichris]

Thank you this seems useful, last time I fixed this with aomei it's also easy.

[cryshnon]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Wasted hours looking through several videos for a solution to this prob. I couldn't afford running a format on the HDD that wasn't booting up because that was the one containing so many work related software and settings, 2-factor authentications etc. Your video was a lifesaver.

[StraightRocketFuel]

I tried fixing this for days and was ready to give up but then I found your video. Very helpful and it's working now. Thank you!!

[vivekalladi]

Hats off man, you are a life savior. I was so worried about my files, I got them back safely without any loss of data. Method 2 worked for me.

[thomasbartlett]

I've never left a comment before, but I felt like I really needed to this time. Thank you!! You're a life saver. Method 2 for booting a cloned SSD. Great video!

[TheFriendlyFriends]

I don't normally comment on videos anymore. But you saved me with this. After running method 1 and 2 I let the windows repair tool (fix startup) then after that finished I unplugged USB, and now I am all set. Thank you dude.

[ericvannattan]

Thanks for solving my issue!!! I spent hours trying to fix my Access Denied issue and your instructions finally got the job done. Great job!!!!

[SabinsPalakkal]

Hats off to you man!!! After watching numerous videeos finally found the one solved my issue . Method 2 worked for me. You will be always remembered Bro!!

[MadhupBhatnagar]

Struggling with BootMgr missing error since 8am today and now its 10:38pm...seen many videos with almost similar commands, tried unsuccessfully but finally got my system recovered after using your Method 2...its so relieving...Thanks for your efforts and knowledge that help the community.

[rick.schultz]

This video was my salvation! Thanks! The way of formatting the volume is not shared anywhere! Thanks a lot!!

[optical]

Just want to say a thank you!!! I was very frustrated before seeing your video. The Method 2 works fine for my case!!!

[cybro]

This video is the ONE!!!
this video is the one that saved my C Drive after it was corrupted by a power issue and windows itself
Thanks you spared me a lot of work!!! Thanks!!!!👍

[naveenkumaar]

After watching 10-20 videos finally this one helped thank you bro

[nasranruwaidi]

Hi. Your Method #1 solved my Windows problem (Windows 10 Version 2004).
Thank you so much for the clear instruction.

[Cashinium]

7 hours later, your video is the only solution that got rid of my error. THANK YOU!!!

[EternalDeathhh]

Thanks, Method 1 worked for me. I had a problem on my HP Laptop where my Camera cable caused the plastic of my screen to melt from the inside and overheated my laptop. From fear that the laptop might get damaged I immediately closed it. Note that the Windows 10 Installation was fresh. So all were working well. The camera cable was connected to the power screen supplier. At first I cut the problematic camera cable and tried to open the Laptop. In the start all looked well but suddenly it powered off violently. Then I saw the code of the power supply unit (camera cable and screen cable connected to it) and ordered a new one. I replaced it, then when I booted up my computer I got this Blue Screen of Death: \BCD error Obviously it's a classic case where hardware malfunction corrupts the BCD software part. Note that while this BSOD was preventing my Laptop from booting to Windows. Once I clicked F1 to go to the Recovery Environment of the Laptop if I just pressed exit and continue to Windows through the recovery environment, It would boot normally. But when Windows rebooted through updates the BSOD would always show up which was annoying. I was bored to always press F1 doing it manually so I searched for solutions and ended up here. And everything is ok. (Just for the history I never even used my Camera, the reason why this problem happened was that the laptop screen hinges were damaged causing somehow the cable of the camera to get trapped partially and through time as the screen of the laptop was opening and closing after 2 years like it caused it to start causing sparks).

[alpsamani]

You have literally saved my life... followed seven or eight different videos, numerous web articles, nothing... tried method one and it worked for me, thank you so much!!

[dolutho]

Thank you SO much my man. I have university assignment deadlines in a few days and my laptop started not working thsi morning and I was panicking badly Your first method worked for me like a charm . Again thank you so so so so much