Windows 7 Boot Problem error 0xc000000f


  1. iamhere07
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    Windows 10 x64, Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, Windows 8.1 x64 Pro
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    Windows 7 Boot Problem error 0xc000000f


    Hello guys I have a problem with my ASUS model K50I I've provided a screenshot below
    I have a bootable flash drive for the Windows 7 Installation, the problem is I can't even get to the boot selection and my esc and backspace won't seem to work. I really need help guys, thanks in advance.
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  3. Microstuff
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    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate 7600-16385
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    That error means the bootmgr works, and is where it should be, but it can't find the bcd store, which should be in the same partition as the bootmgr, in the hidden folder "boot". If you are having this error on a flashdrive with the installation source on it, make sure you have copied the folder "boot" from the original installation dvd to the flashdrive.
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