novadragon849
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Hi, my windows 7 has just suffered from bcd errors (0xc000000f and the error was file: boot\bcd cannot be found to be exact) and I tried using bcdedit with the system restore disc to no avail even after the nulcear holocaust approach. I then installed windows 7 again but on a new hard drive.
I was wondering now I has access to windows compared to before where I didn't have access to anything. Can I copy the new BCD files and other relevant files needed to boot the machine from this new installation to the old hard drive which didn't boot anymore so that it overwrites the can't find bcd file error?
Or is there another method of repairing the old hard drive now that I have access within windows via easyBCD?
The reason I want to keep the old hard drive is because of all the settings I had on it like my installation programs and my favourites and other settings etc. It will just be tedious to set it back up again which I really don't want to go through.
Any help will be thankful![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Thanks
I was wondering now I has access to windows compared to before where I didn't have access to anything. Can I copy the new BCD files and other relevant files needed to boot the machine from this new installation to the old hard drive which didn't boot anymore so that it overwrites the can't find bcd file error?
Or is there another method of repairing the old hard drive now that I have access within windows via easyBCD?
The reason I want to keep the old hard drive is because of all the settings I had on it like my installation programs and my favourites and other settings etc. It will just be tedious to set it back up again which I really don't want to go through.
Any help will be thankful
Thanks