I have a dual-boot Asus notebook and I almost-accidentally deleted every boot option with EasyBCD.
Now I can only load Ubuntu, because there are no more boot options on the Windows partition.
Is there a way to boot on Windows again?
I also have a recovery partition (factory reset from Asus), but I can only access it when the first boot screen from windows appears (pressing F9). I can create a new boot option at BIOS, but I don't know what to put on the EFI file patch there. There's some .EFI files on the recovery partition…
Best Answer
Try repairing Windows BCD using bcdboot.exe.
You should boot Windows Recovery/Installation media (USB/DVD) using EFI boot - check firmware settings.
There is no active partition when using EFI/GPT boot method, instead there is a special EFI System partition which is involved in the initial boot process.