Occurred after I resized my boot camp partition. I tried making a USB with windows ISO and boot into it to try and see if I could repair from there, but it doesn't give me any option to repair, only to do an install of windows. Pressing F8 and Enter don't do anything.
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Yes same info
Assign a drive letter to Volume 2 and then use bcdedit to verify where the BCD is located, on C: or the new drive letter you just assigned. It will decide how you rebuild BCD and run SFC.
Assigned H and is currently selected. I am unable to use command bootrec.exe and /rebuildbcd
Can you run bcdedit and post the output? Use the /Store qualifier if you need to use H: for the BCD location.
Exit out of diskpart. bcdedit is a Windows command.
Try
bcdedit /store h:\boot\BCD
Change your disk to H: and then
dir/s/p BCD*
Try the same thing on C:
Try
dir/s/p bcd*
Does the dir command return any files? Your store should be on either H: or C:. If it has been deleted or lost, you can use bcdboot (BCDboot Command-Line Options) to re-create it.
You have two disks, so you see two EFIs. What is the possibility of disconnecting the SATA cable from the Logic Board for the disk which does not have the BOOTCAMP partition?
Winload.efi on boot camp partition
