Can't find OS, error 0xc000000f

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       #41

    So after a boot this is what I always had before, I know I don't have a system image and its still blank on showing a operating system. Clicking load drivers says insert the installation media for the device and I can sort of cruise through my computers files after hitting ok ill post an image of when I click on computer and I can see all the HDs if it will help?
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       #42

    HDs
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       #43

    Click the radio button at "use recovery tools..." on top and press NEXT. Then press "command prompt".
    Code:
     
    bcdedit/enum  {default}
    Code:
    dir  f:\windows
    Code:
    dir   "f:\Program Files"
    As you saw before the F drive was turned RAW and recovered. But it were "orphaned files" (files without a parent, so no folder) they were put in a new folder.

    Drive C wasn't repaired at all.

    Why the heck does almost nobody make backups!!!!????
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       #44

    shadowkrag said:
    HDs
    X is a RAM DISK you did boot from win7 install/recover dvd.
    C is RAW on disk 0
    D and F are on disk 1
    E is on disk 2

    This gives no extra info. But you can browse through F and examine "program files" and "windows" folder
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       #45

    Not sure what you mean by radio button do you want me to click on the command prompt button where it asks to choose a system recovery tool? If so this is what I got. More screenshots to come.
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       #46

    Part2
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       #47

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       #48

    Dang forgot attachment again facepalm.
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       #49

    Heres the third code you gave me the first one seems to say its invalid again you can see in a couple post above bcdedit/edit enum {default}
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       #50

    In #41 click on the first radio button. It'just before "Use recovery tools ...." then click NEXT, then click "command prompt". But that's what you did... isn'it?

    Is folder "program files" still on F?

    Try "startup repair" what does it report?
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