Here are some common causes of a Windows 10 black screen:Ĭonnection issues between your PC and monitor While usually fixable, finding the root cause of the black screen isn’t always easy. Im king of convinced that the BCD might be corrupted however it looks perfectly fine to me, yet i have no idea why it shows the legacy menu.The black screen of death is caused by a critical error in your computer’s operating system that can happen because of a faulty device driver, a hardware defect, or a Windows software glitch. Is is because the BCD store is stored in a different place? This is the link to the tutorial: How To Rebuild the BCD in Windows I ussually run the command on a windows installation however for the illustration purposes i simply did it in windows 10 because i did not want to go and boot a Installation.(lazy) It is the same exact error.
However when i run the command I get the error: Path not found However all the tutorials i find online work up until a point where im supposed to execute the command:Īnd then further renaming the BCD file then renaming the BCD file and rebuilding it with the bootrec command. Does this mean its corrupted? I've been looking around on how to manually rebuild it.
The bcdedit command does not reflect on what actually happens on boot up. I even turned off the fast startup in both windows 10 and windows 8.1. I ran the commands and they all said they were successful. Only the boot manager but here is a screenshot of diskmanager However i ignored it and saw no real problem in how the OS runs or booting. One thing that i should mention is when i was installing the windows 8 it did give me a warning about the recommended order for partitions for GPT. I have already posted in another thread and i could not get a solution so i decided to start my own thread. I cannot seem to figure out the problem here. Here is a screenshot of the bcdedit oiutput.Īs you can see boot manager is set to standard which is the GUI boot manager. To me it looks perfectly fine but the boot manager doesn't reflect that. I have done some BCDEDIT commands and i set it up. My problem is i can't get the standard windows 8 GUI boot manager rather i get the legacy boot menu and sometimes my computer even decides to skip the boot menu and load straight into the default OS. Both OS's work perfectly fine however i am faced with a problem where i get the legacy boot menu. I have recently installed windows 8.1 onto my previous installation of windows 10 (upgraded from laptops factory windows 8).
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