Solved I want to factory reset!

[Anshad Edavana]

Yes, put a check mark on EMS enabled.

 

[Ripshock]

Yes, put a check mark on EMS enabled.

ems enabled, omg this is interesting btw how do you rspond to this thread so quickly do you get notifICATIOn from where?
View attachment BCD.TXT

 

[Ripshock]

Can you add it with EasyBCD now? It may boot with a drive letter.

Btw I have just tried that again and same results

 

[Anshad Edavana]

Yes there are E- Mail notification but i just happened to be browsing "Sevenforum" at the same time you posted the new reply .

I think i found why "EsyBCD" method is not working. "EasyBCD" is still not fully compatible with UEFI and by default it will assume and add each entry as legacy MBR compatible. The line to boot "WinRE.WIM" as added by "EasyBCD" looks like this :

[B]identifier              {4eba8313-1823-11e2-b5a7-446d5757964c}
device                  ramdisk=[H:]\Recovery\WindowsRE\winre.wim,{4eba8312-1823-11e2-b5a7-446d5757964c}
path                   [COLOR="Red"] \Windows\System32\Boot\winload.exe[/COLOR]
[/B]

The path should be \Windows\system32\winload.efi in a UEFI based system - not winload.exe. To correct this we either need to use another tool or use the manual way.

Let us try using "VisualBCD". Please download and install it from Visual BCD Editor - Windows 7|Vista

Open the tool and select the second entry to boot the "WinRE.wim". You will see a screen similar like this :

Now edit the path \Windows\System32\Boot\winload.exe and set it to \Windows\system32\winload.efi and save the changes. Now reboot the system and try booting from the new entry.

 

[Ripshock]

Yes there are E- Mail notification but i just happened to be browsing "Sevenforum" at the same time you posted the new reply .

I think i found why "EsyBCD" method is not working. "EasyBCD" is still not fully compatible with UEFI and by default it will assume and add each entry as legacy MBR compatible. The line to boot "WinRE.WIM" as added by "EasyBCD" looks like this :

[B]identifier              {4eba8313-1823-11e2-b5a7-446d5757964c}
device                  ramdisk=[H:]\Recovery\WindowsRE\winre.wim,{4eba8312-1823-11e2-b5a7-446d5757964c}
path                   [COLOR="Red"] \Windows\System32\Boot\winload.exe[/COLOR]
[/B]

The path should be \Windows\system32\winload.efi in a UEFI based system - not winload.exe. To correct this we either need to use another tool or use the manual way.

Let us try using "VisualBCD". Please download and install it from Visual BCD Editor - Windows 7|Vista

Open the tool and select the second entry to boot the "WinRE.wim". You will see a screen similar like this :

Now edit the path \Windows\System32\Boot\winload.exe and set it to \Windows\system32\winload.efi and save the changes. Now reboot the system and try booting from the new entry.

It worked thank you so much, I can't describe it

 

[Ripshock]

Omg thank you all, you are the best :kisses: no homo but omg finally :happy:

 

[Anshad Edavana]

Glad to hear that. I hope the recovery process will complete without errors. Hope to hear a positive reply from you

 

[Ripshock]

Glad to hear that. I hope the recovery process will complete without errors. Hope to hear a positive reply from you

What can I do for you, if you are in my country I would give you anything :clappinforyou:

 

[Anshad Edavana]

What can I do for you, if you are in my country I would give you anything :clappinforyou:

Simply use the 'rep" button and nothing more

 

[Ripshock]

What can I do for you, if you are in my country I would give you anything :clappinforyou:

Simply use the 'rep" button and nothing more

What is that and where it is?

 

[gregrocker]

Top right corner of Anshad's post which helped, middle button (scales).

Nice work, Anshad. We need to let Mahmoud know that EasyBCD is not as advertised fully compatible with UEFI yet in this way. If you could explain to him what was needed he will likely edit the program to comply. Use EasyBCD Contact form. He is also a member here Computer Guru.

 

[Ripshock]

Nice work, Anshad. We need to let Mahmoud know that EasyBCD is not as advertised fully compatible with UEFI yet in this way.

Thanks to you also and for siw2 for trying and providding some tools
But Anshad gets all the pleasure

 

[Anshad Edavana]

Sure Greg. last version of EasyBCD was released on September 2012 and surely in need of an update ( there might be an internal beta, i think ). Even though none of us wanted UEFI, there is simply no escape from it ( with the release of UEFI locked systems ).

 

[Ripshock]

Everythings seems fine so far

 

[Anshad Edavana]

Looks good. I need to go now. Hope everything will be okay.


Btw, looks like your sister almost killed you thinking that you ruined her lap

 

[Ripshock]

Looks good. I need to go now. Hope everything will be okay.


Btw, looks like your sister almost killed you thinking that you ruined her lap

Trust me you don't wanna know

 

[Ripshock]

everything seems to be good but there is no shortcuts for installed program that came with it why? is that normal? didn't it do a full factory reset?
thanks again

 

[Ripshock]

Marked as Solved

 

[Ripshock]

btw f9 is still not working

 

[gregrocker]

I see enough badly-written Asus programs on the desktop alone to ruin Win7 performance.

What is missing exactly that is needed? None of those are needed, just conflict with better versions built into Win7.

What's in the Asus folder, installers for more Asus crapware?