A technician is troubleshooting a legacy BIOS system that fails to start due to corrupted boot files and a missing boot configuration. Place the WinRE command-line recovery steps in the correct chronological order to repair the boot infrastructure using the bootrec tool.
- 1Boot the system using Windows Installation Media and open the Command Prompt in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
- 2Execute bootrec /fixmbr to write a compatible Master Boot Record to the system partition.
- 3Execute bootrec /fixboot to write a new boot sector onto the active system partition.
- 4Execute bootrec /scanos to identify existing Windows installations not listed in the BCD.
- 5Execute bootrec /rebuildbcd to recreate the Boot Configuration Data store and add detected installations.
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The correct order starts by booting into WinRE Command Prompt, followed by running bootrec /fixmbr, then bootrec /fixboot, then bootrec /scanos, and concluding with bootrec /rebuildbcd.
Troubleshooting begins by accessing WinRE Command Prompt. Next, repairing disk MBR code (bootrec /fixmbr) and partition boot sector code (bootrec /fixboot) restores critical low-level boot loaders. Scanning for OS installations (bootrec /scanos) detects existing Windows installations. Finally, rebuilding the Boot Configuration Data (bootrec /rebuildbcd) incorporates those installations into a fresh startup configuration.
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Windows Bootrec Diagnostic and Repair Sequence