- Somehow two of my PC and laptop cannot boot after installed Windows Update, somewhat related to 1803 version.
- First my PC got boot corrupted.
- So I burn Windows 10 ISO to USB, boot from USB, select REPAIR > TROUBLESHOOT > COMMAND PROMPT.
- I have multiple HDD and Windows on my PC.
- And I found out that, after installed updates related to 1803, boot sector/configuration is corrupted, the main Windows folder that I use is not in the boot list anymore.
- So the boot list is corrupted.
- First, I identify which volume is my Windows folder using DISKPART and make it active.
- You can google "windows 10 bootmgr missing", "windows 10 bcdboot repair", "windows 10 bootrec fixboot" and so on.
- Using DISKPART, I use LIST DISK, LIST PARTITION, LIST VOLUME, SELECT VOLUME, ACTIVE then EXIT.
- My missing Windows folder is D:\Windows.
- I try using BOOTREC /FIXMBR, then BOOTREC /FIXBOOT, but FIXBOOT give me error message either "ELEMENT NOT FOUND" or "ACCESS DENIED".
- So I go to folder "D:\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT", rename the current BCD to remove it using "REN BCD BCD.BAK".
- Then I use "BCDBOOT D:\Windows \l en-us \ s d: \f ALL"
- Then I use "BOOTREC /SCANOS", then "BOOTREC /REBUILDBCD"
- Then I restart my computer.
- Make sure first boot HDD is the HDD that you want to load the Windows.
- So because I don't want anymore Windows Update on Windows 10, I googled and found article on "How to Disable Windows 10 Update in Every Way" from EaseUS (https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-resource/how-to-stop-windows-10-from-automatically-update.html#part1)
- I use "SERVICES.MSC" > Windows Update > Disabled.
- Then I use "GPEDIT.MSC" > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Configure Automatic Updates > Disabled.
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Friday, September 28, 2018
Friday, September 14, 2012
(Solved) Windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computer's hardware
- I got this error when I try to install Windows 7 from usb pendrive.
- Info from microsoft support site said that it is caused by advanced format drive @ RAID. You can find the solution there, and here's the link to RAID driver download from Intel (optional).
- But that's not the solution for my problem as my hdd already set to IDE.
- Here's how. If you create the usb instalation disk using YUMI, then you need to unplug the usb before the first reboot (take note; BEFORE THE FIRST REBOOT). More info here. This solve my problem.
- Info from microsoft support site said that it is caused by advanced format drive @ RAID. You can find the solution there, and here's the link to RAID driver download from Intel (optional).
- But that's not the solution for my problem as my hdd already set to IDE.
- Here's how. If you create the usb instalation disk using YUMI, then you need to unplug the usb before the first reboot (take note; BEFORE THE FIRST REBOOT). More info here. This solve my problem.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Configure Portable Hotspot in Galaxy Tab P1000
- Goto Menu > Settings
- Goto Wireless and network
- Goto Tethering and portable hotspot
- Goto Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings
- Goto Configure portable Wi-Fi hotspot
- Network ssid = your network name (your identifier when you want to connect to it).
- Security = type of security, prefer WPA2 PSK.
- Password = this is your network password when you want to connect to it.
- Choose Save.
- Tick/select Portable Wi-Fi hotspot to enable/start using it.
- Don't forget to enable data network.
- Goto Wireless and network
- Goto Tethering and portable hotspot
- Goto Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings
- Goto Configure portable Wi-Fi hotspot
- Network ssid = your network name (your identifier when you want to connect to it).
- Security = type of security, prefer WPA2 PSK.
- Password = this is your network password when you want to connect to it.
- Choose Save.
- Tick/select Portable Wi-Fi hotspot to enable/start using it.
- Don't forget to enable data network.
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