How to fix Path not found C:\boot issue

Here you will find out:

• what the "path not found C:\boot" issue is

• how to fix this issue

• how DiskInternals Partition Recovery can help you

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What is the "path not found C:\boot" issue?

It’s common to experience different kinds of errors when using Windows. Everyone should learn about and prepare for dealing with these errors, but mostly, people get caught unawares. Fortunately, the “path not found c:\boot" error on Windows 10 isn't a death sentence. There are different ways to fix this error. In essence, you're seeing this error because Windows is unable to access the main disk where your OS is installed.

How to fix this issue

Method 1: Set the right boot order

Setting the boot order simply means making your hard disk the default drive where the computer should look out for Windows (files) during booting. So enter the BIOS mode and push your hard disk to the top.

Method 2: Use Command Prompt

If you have a recovery disk, follow the steps below to complete this method.

Note: c:\ is the drive where Windows is.

Method 3: Use Windows installation media

This is an advanced method – it requires that you use Windows installation media (a disk or USB drive).

• Boot the computer from your installation media.

• Click on the “Repair your computer” link.

• Go to “Troubleshoot” and then “Advanced Options.”

• Select Command Prompt and type these commands (remember to hit the “Enter” key after typing each of them):

Method 4: Reinstall Windows 10

If you've attempted the methods above and they didn't work, you should try to reinstall Windows. This solution will definitely get rid of the error; however, it will wipe everything that’s saved on your hard drive. So before you reinstall Windows, you should create a disk image to protect all the files and data saved on your hard drive.