Administrator X Window System32 Cmd Exede

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What command can be used with a bootable windows 10 iso windows advanced troubleshooting menu command prompt Administrator: X: Windows system32 cmd.exe X: Sources to determine the Windows version and build? A computer has an unknown operating system and it currently is not bootable with the installed operating system.

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Enter the following the ‘Diskpart’ commands in the order listed below.
X:windowssystem32> Diskpart
(Press ‘Enter’ and wait for the ‘DISKPART’ command line utility to start).


DISKPART>list disk
Monster hunter psp. (This should list the one and only remaining hard disk. Typically Disk 0)
DISKPART>select disk 0
(Sets the focus to Disk 0)


DISKPART>detail disk
(This will list the volumes/partitions on the drive. If you formatted the drive with more than 1 partition, typically “Volume 1” contains the Windows operating system. If you labeled the partitions with meaningful names the Windows partition should be easy to spot either by label name or partition size.)


Assuming volume #1 contains the Windows Operating System; execute the next command as shown below.

DISKPART>select volume 1
(Sets the focus to Volume 1)
DISKPART> active
(Sets volume 1 as the ‘Active’ partition)
This is a required step since the original drive which you removed, replaced or reformatted originally contained both the hidden ‘System’ partition and the Windows 7 partition was marked ‘Active’.
DISKPART>exit
(Returns you back to the command prompt X:Sources> )
At the command prompt enter the following 3 ‘bootrec.exe’ commands in the following order:
bootrec.exe/fixmbr
bootrec.exe/fixboot
bootrec.exe/RebuildBcd

Note: RebuildBcd will scan your hard drive for existing Windows installations and may take more than a few seconds.
If a Windows 7 installation is found you will be prompted to: “Add installation to boot list?”.
Type the letter Y (Yes) and press the ‘Enter’ key.
Close the command prompt window by typing:exit.


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