Enable System Protection on Local Disk (C:) with CMD

Hello.
I Have a Netbook Windosw Home Premium 64bit (no CD Drive). After an Windows Update I can't boot anymore. By searching google I found a lot of posts with the same problem, with or without solutions that worked for these people. Unfortunately non worked for me.

Can you please show me how to enable System Protection vy using CMD for C:\ so i can do a System Restore?

Thank you very much for your future efforts!

Best Regards


Vincent

There is very very breef blue screen
after that you can elect to restart the computer and the same thing happens again
or to use Staring Help (its in german i dont know what its called exactly in english).
When I elect the second option Startup Repair opens
-> Startuo Repair cannot repair this computer automattically

What happens in Sytem Restore:
I have 4 Restore point. All great as far as the date.
But
I have to first enable System Protection for C:\
if i can get that done i should be fine

as far as the statuses:
There is an 0x0 every time. In the end it says: Root cause found: Startup repair hay tried several times but still cannot deremine the cuase of the problem.

Kaktussoft said:

Also boot into Advanced Boot Options
Select "disable automatic restart on system failure" and boot. Now you see the BSOD crash info. What's the stopcode? Any drivers listed?

awnser:
STOP: c000021a {fatal system error}
teh inital sessio process or stystem process terminated unexpectedly with status of 0x00000000 (0xc0000001 0x00100980).
The system has been shut down.

Does that help you?

I did that (finally a code that worked! xD )

At the very end it says: Failed to transfer logged messages to the event lo with status 50.

Kaktussoft said:

Green18 said:

What happens in Sytem Restore:
I have 4 Restore point. All great as far as the date.
But
I have to first enable System Protection for C:\
if i can get that done i should be fine

as far as the statuses:
There is an 0x0 every time. In the end it says: Root cause found: Startup repair hay tried several times but still cannot deremine the cuase of the problem.

If you see the restore points "system protection" is enabled! If it was disabled... all restore points were deleted and not listed. Your problem is not unique. Maybe restore points are corrupt(?)

startup repair checked everything but didn't find root cause. All checks return 0x0 so that check didn't find errors.

From recovery options

Select "command prompt"
Dtermin what is your windows disk so do

Code:

dir  c:
dir  d:
dir e:

What's the drive letter in recovery environment? I assume C in this example

Code:

chkdsk/f  c:

Errors found? Repaired? If repaired... run same command again to be sure all is still fine.