Revived computer wont boot up, error 0xC000000F

Kaktussoft said:

Where dod you want bootmanager and bootmenu? It is on D now (Disk1). You want it on E (system reserved)? system reserved is useless now. What is/was on D now ... old system disk?

I would want it on E or C, since that is the main drive. D was an old system disk but i wiped it clean & now use it for media storage & partial backups.

Kaktussoft said:

What is F and what on H? Both are marked ACTIVE in screenshot

F is the primary location for media content & sharing, and H is the USB where i installed windows 7 since the netbook i was typing on had no dvd drive :)

Kaktussoft said:

Did you things with sethc.exe ?? something like this???

Dont worry about sethc.exe, that was when i needed to change my password while I was logged out so i replaced the sethc.exe in the windows folder that is for sticky keys, with cmd so i could use shell commands to change the password, by activating sticky keys.

Kaktussoft said:

kenny99 said:

Kaktussoft said:

Where dod you want bootmanager and bootmenu? It is on D now (Disk1). You want it on E (system reserved)? system reserved is useless now. What is/was on D now ... old system disk?

I would want it on E or C, since that is the main drive. D was an old system disk but i wiped it clean & now use it for media storage & partial backups.

Move it to E , see Bootmgr - Move to C:\ with EasyBCD
Move to E!! After that E is active. Mark D inactive. F and H are active as well!!! why??
Partition - Mark as Inactive

For the sethc.exe problem in sfc/scannow... make a new thread

I'm not sure what exactly it means when they are active, are they not supposed to be active?

As for sethc, yes whenever I press shift 5 times, it opens cmd.exe so i can use commands even when I'm not logged in. Dont worry its not a problem, I kept the original sethc.exe so I can return it, I've just been too lazy