UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME ERROR ***STOP : 0x000000ED
Blue screen errors are now days become very common. we dont have to do a os reinstall for all the blue screen errors. just follow these steps and it will resolve this 0xED blue screen issue.
Step 1 : Boot the computer with Windows Installation Disc
Step 2 : Press ‘ R ‘ in the initial screen and go to recovery console.
Step 3 : Enter 1 for Administrator in most cases
Step 4 : Type ‘ chkdsk /p ‘ and hit enter.
Step 5 : once that is completed type ‘ fixboot ‘ and hit enter.
Step 6 : now type exit
Step 7 : Reboot the computer
Note : if you still have the issue then follow the same steps but instead of ‘ chkdsk / p ‘ use ‘ chkdsk /r ‘ and do the rest. but this command will take 10 mins to 1 hour some times.
but what if you don’t have a reboot disk made
wooow, i tried the above method and it really really worked for me. you’ve really save me time from re-installing windows again thus my files are in good mode. Thanks very very much
I have this problem and I do not have the instilation disk. My computer was bought at Dell with the software already installed. What can I do to fix this problem??? I really need some help.
I just solved the same problem with the above procedure. Thank You very much. It was really a great help!!!
worked for me too, Windows Server 2003!! thanks a ton!
yeah you are right. It works perfectly.
But you can also start your PC from a bootdisk
Press enter, instead of R to use the recovery console.
press F8 to accept the agreement,
Press R to repair the operating System
As it runs, you will be informed that there was a repair of the OS
Remove the OS CD whiles your PC is rebooting.
Thx for help.. could’t use the first way with /p, but the second /r was good, it took about an hour for it to get finish. but thx a lot..:D
Didn’t work, it said it had one or more unrecoverable problems :’(
Check this, even if you do not have the installation CD.
http://blog.albinjey.com/2009/04/unmountable_boot_volulme/
Regards
Albin
I cannot find my installition disk and I’ve tried every thing to fix the “unmountable_Boot_Volume” message. The last time I had to take it to a repair shop and I don’t want to do that again. Can you help me with a SIMPLE recovery method???
Saved me > $250 from having someone look at it, which was the other option.
Hey Just wanted to say thank you for this little tip. It just helped me get my mother through a boot volume error. Helped her over the phone via this handy information. Again, thanks!
we are happy to hear that it was help full to you…!!
All the Best…!!
what if i do not have Windows Installation Disc software waa already installed on my computer.
Thanks! It works
im currently trying it now ! please please please work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thankyou it worked!
Omg ..u are the professional ….It Worked~!..Finally It Solved..Thank^^
Your are awosome buddy awosome thanks it saved my important files thanks
chkdsk is not progressing after 35% even after 12 hours
I think the HDD has gone bad…
Check the hdd by connecting with some other comp
yes this is help for us
Dear Ramanthan..
the chkdsk /p didn’t work
the chkdsk /r worked till 50% then it said : The volume appears to contain one or more unrecoverable problems.
although i still typed the “fixboot” after!! and the new boot sector was successfully written..but eventually nothing worked !!!
HELP PLEASE
is there anything u can help me with?? please reply..
once again try CHKDSK / p and /r.. if it does not fix the issue then check your harddrive..
i typed : chkdsk..it worked, and after wards i typed : fixboot ..worked too.
then typed : exit
and it all worked..
THANKS A LOT DUDE..
THAT WAS A GREAT FAVOR..
AGAIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH.