LaughingBubba
Member
Hi, I've just installed easyBCD and ran it for the 1st time and got the follinwg message.
Error Opening BCD Registry
The boot configuration data store could not be opened.
The system cannot find the file specified.
Would you like to manually load a BCD registry from EasyBCD to manage?
Please note that Easy BCD requires the Windows Vista/7 bootloader, and will not work in XP0only environments.
I'm currently dual booting Win10 Pro and Kubuntu which I set up about a year ago. Recently I noticed my Windows Updates were failing and I posted on the Windows Community and while the moderator was talking about win RE bein messed up I noticed the logs were talking about about BCD ... which led me to easyCBD.
So I'm wondering if I've goofed the setup of the Dual Boot somehow. I do remeber altering the BIOS but it's been some time and I'm worried I'll dig myself deeper.
I've got the 2 OS's installed on separate SSD's. Subsequent dual booting I had some troubles with GRUB2 but I got that all cleaned up. Currently when I boot there's 3 options on the GRUB@ menu
1) Ubuntu (aka Kubuntu)
2) Ubuntu (advanced)
3) Win10 (on /dev/sda1)
I've attached pics of my BIOS/UEFI config.
Thoughts?
PS: I also noticed that then I boot to linux and back to Win10 the time setting always gets reset. Not sure of thats related but its not a biggy for me.
Error Opening BCD Registry
The boot configuration data store could not be opened.
The system cannot find the file specified.
Would you like to manually load a BCD registry from EasyBCD to manage?
Please note that Easy BCD requires the Windows Vista/7 bootloader, and will not work in XP0only environments.
I'm currently dual booting Win10 Pro and Kubuntu which I set up about a year ago. Recently I noticed my Windows Updates were failing and I posted on the Windows Community and while the moderator was talking about win RE bein messed up I noticed the logs were talking about about BCD ... which led me to easyCBD.
So I'm wondering if I've goofed the setup of the Dual Boot somehow. I do remeber altering the BIOS but it's been some time and I'm worried I'll dig myself deeper.
I've got the 2 OS's installed on separate SSD's. Subsequent dual booting I had some troubles with GRUB2 but I got that all cleaned up. Currently when I boot there's 3 options on the GRUB@ menu
1) Ubuntu (aka Kubuntu)
2) Ubuntu (advanced)
3) Win10 (on /dev/sda1)
I've attached pics of my BIOS/UEFI config.
Thoughts?
PS: I also noticed that then I boot to linux and back to Win10 the time setting always gets reset. Not sure of thats related but its not a biggy for me.