Windows Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store file error.


  1. Posts : 39
    Windows 7 Home Premuim 64 bit custom build. XP Professional on other studio machines.
       #1

    Windows Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store file error.


    Hi everyone,

    I tried to install new updates of Ableton live and the machine crashed badly... and since them it has really gone a bit wonky.

    When I press the on button to boot up the laptop I get the following message.

    The Windows Boot Configuration Data (BCD) Store file contains some invalid information.

    Object : GUID : (8cb2db4-7co5-11de842e-bt611d44fefa)

    Description: Windows recovery format.

    Status: oxcoooooo24

    Info: The configuation for an element within the object is invalid in the boot configuation store.

    The assiocated windows boot loader entry may not be available for selection until the problem is rectified by an administrator.

    Enter= continue.

    So then I press enter... it boots up. (in about 5 seconds as it is a ssd...)

    When I do this action: to see if I can do a restore etc...

    Start-Control Panel- the progress bar at the top of the expoler window freezes half way and I cannot access any of the menu Items.

    Also I canot move this panel or close the window.

    I have a back up on another external drive ..... plus I have made a repair disk and so on when I first got the machine.

    I would be stoked if you could provide me with the next steps so I can resolve this situation.

    Thanks for your time, now lets party on and delve deep into the abyss
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 1
    W7 Home 32bit and W7 Prof 64bit
       #2

    BCD Fehler 0x0000024


    Hallo,
    hatte auch einen 0x0000024 BCD Fehler. Hatte vor einer Installation die alte Partition auf "VERSTECKT / HIDDEN" gesetzt und nach der Installation vergessen die Partition wieder auf "Partition anzeigen / Show partition" zu setzen und erhielt so bei Bootversuch einige Tage später den x24 Fehler. Nach dem "ANZEIGEN" funktionierte der Boot wieder.:)
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 192
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #3

    dont know much about 0x0000024 error. but as it seems boot loader problems, I suggest you to run a startup repair from recovery environment. Startup Repair. see if this helps and post back. otherwise try system restore also from recovery environment.
      My Computer


 

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