Windows
10 error code 0xc00000e is one of the blue screens of death errors on the
operating system, and it is one of the worst problems. It mostly occurs during
the startup process of the computer. Are you also facing this problem on your
computer? If yes, then you have come to the right place. In this guide, we are
going to illustrate how to troubleshoot it using some effective methods.
You
are not the alone person facing this problem since millions of users around the
world experience the same error code as yours. Some users give up when this
error appears since it is almost impossible to fix if someone doesn’t have
prior knowledge about it. As now you are here, we will not let you leave this
page until your problem resolves. All you have to do is keep reading it until
we finish. You will be able to fix it if you stick to the instructions that we
are providing you below on this page.
Before
we start troubleshooting it, we should know what this error is and why it
appears. To know that, keep reading.
What is the 0xc00000e Error, and Why It Appears?
It
is a BSOD error that appears during your computer boots. The complete message
might appear like this: Recovery, your PC needs to be repaired; the required
device isn’t connected or cannot be accessed. Then you may see the error code
0xc00000e on your screen. It will also say something like this: ‘You will
require to utilize the recovery tool on your computer or an installation media.
In case you don’t possess any installation media drive like a disk or USB, then
get in touch with your computer administrator or manufacturer.’
The
question is why it appears. The answer is simple- when there are some issues in
your SSD or hard drive or your system cannot read it, it will display this
error code. It can also appear if your hard drive has some operating system
files missing or corrupted. This can lead Windows 10 to be unable to start
properly.
There
could also be hardware or software failures in your system that can cause this
error.
Whatever
the reason is, we can fix it undoubtedly using the steps provided on this page.
So what’s the wait? Let’s get started.
Fixing Error Code 0xc00000e
As
we don’t know the exact issue behind this error, we will need to apply and
implement some troubleshooting methods on your computer to fix it. Let’s try
out some methods one by one:
Utilize Windows 10 repair tool
Your
Windows 10 computer has a built-in repair tool to troubleshoot the ongoing
problems. We are going to use it to fix the ongoing issue on your computer. All
you have to do is follow the steps that we are giving you below here:
- First of all, we need to open the
Windows 10 boot menu on your computer.
- To do so, turn off your computer
and then switch it on again.
- When the logo of your computer’s
brand appears, hit the F2 key on your keyboard repeatedly.
- This will automatically open the
boot menu on your computer.
- As you enter the boot menu, find
and select the Boot Option and then change it to CD DVD ROM. If you are
going to use a USB drive to fix the issue, choose USB as a boot option.
- Remember that you will need to
create a bootable CD DVD or USB drive to repair this problem.
- To create a bootable USB or DVD,
you have to download Microsoft’s free bootable media creation tool.
- Once you have changed the Boot
Option to USB or CD, restart your computer, and it will boot from your USB
or DVD.
- When you see a message saying,
‘Press any key to boot from CD or DVD’, quickly hit any key on your
keyboard.
- This will trigger the Windows
repair or installation process.
- Now choose your time zone and
language as well as a keyboard input method.
- Then find and select the ‘Repair
your computer’ option on your screen.
- Now hit the ‘Troubleshooting’
option and then select ‘Advanced options.’
- Now click on ‘Automatic repair.’
- Follow the instructions on your
screen.
- Within a few minutes, you will see
the results on your screen.
- Please remove the bootable DVD or
USB from your computer safely.
- Now restart your computer as you
usually do.
Check
if the error is resolved. Most probably, you would be able to boot your
computer normally after applying this fix. However, if there are hardware
problems on your computer, this method might not be able to resolve that.
Let’s
try another method to fix it.
Fixing Boot Configuration Data Files
A
set of system files known as ‘boot configuration data files’ is responsible for
effectively booting your computer. If they get corrupt, your computer will not
start normally, and as a result, you will see the error code 0xc00000e.
You
will need to fix the boot configuration data files on your computer to
troubleshoot this problem. After fixing these files, your computer should boot
normally.
Here
is what you need to do to fix these files:
- Using bootable USB or DVD, boot
your computer and navigate to the troubleshooting menu.
- Once you boot your computer using
it, you will see the Windows Setup page.
- Choose the language, time zone,
and input method as per your choice and then hit the ‘Next’ button on the
bottom.
- Find and select the ‘Repair your
computer’ option.
- Click on ‘Troubleshoot.’
- Go to ‘Advanced options.’
- Go to Command Prompt.
- You are doing great up to now, but
now you have to enter some commands into the command prompt to fix the
files.
- So please enter these commands one
by one and hit the enter button after each command:
1. bootrec /scanos
2. bootrec /fixmbr
3. bootrect /fixboot
4. bootrec /rebuildbcd
- Now close the Command Prompt and
restart your computer as you usually do.
You
should be able to fix the error code 0xc00000e effectively after this solution.
Resetting BIOS to Fix Error 0xc00000e
By
resetting the BIOS of your computer, you can also fix this error since
improperly configured bios settings can lead to errors and technical problems.
So please follow the steps given here:
- First of all, restart your
computer and wait for your computer’s brand logo to appear on your screen.
- Now access BIOS settings by
pressing one of these keys- F1, F12, Esc, or Del. You will have to know
yourself which key works on your computer to open the BIOS settings.
- As you enter the BIOS, use your
keyboard’s arrow keys to access the settings available there.
- Look for the ‘Default’ option on
the BIOS setup.
- Now access this option and then
select it by pressing the enter button.
- Please reset your BIOS settings to
default.
- Now save and exit the BIOS
settings by pressing the appropriate keys.
- Restart your computer and see if
you are still facing the problem.
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