So it seems that Windows thinks that G:\ is in use when it's not.Īnd when I went to EasyBCD to try to add a new entry with #1 on H:\, then H:\ does not show up in the list of available partitions, but G:\ does. And when I went to give it a drive letter, G:\ was not available, only H:\, which I then used. I have used EasyBCD to create the boot menu.ĭisk 0 (HD) = Windows 10 (#2) and Windows 7 (#3)ĭisk 2 (SSD) = Windows 10 (#1) (Default OS)Īnother clue perhaps is that when I boot into #2, where EasyBCD is installed, if I launch EasyBCD, then #1 is listed on drive G:\. #2 and #4 seems to works fine every time. But after trying successfully booting into #1 again in safe mode, then when I tried to boot to #3, it started the file check again. After that, I was able to boot into #3 again.
The issue started after I booted into Win7 partition #3, and the computer had to check/verify/repair the file system etc on all drives. My PC has 2 Win10 installations and 2 Win7 installations on 3 drives. I can however boot into safe mode, and it seems to work properly. Other times I get the blue 'Recovery' menu, but nothing so far has helped. Some options, such as safe mode, start Windows in a limited state, where only the bare essentials are started. You can access the menu by turning on your computer and pressing the F8 key before Windows starts. I see the Windows logo but then everything goes black. The Advanced Boot Options screen lets you start Windows in advanced troubleshooting modes. My main Windows 10 installation (#1) stopped booting today.
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