Please help me I have tried all methods of disabling Win Defender and firewall, with proxy/VPN, updated drivers, tried with launch options etc.
3 days are gone from my subscription and I haven’t used NL
Edit: I still have an opened ticket for this
I have the same problem, have you solved it?
Honestly had the same issue, seems like the only fix currently is reinstall windows
edit: Try redownloading the loader sometime that works
I solved it without reinstalling windows, I had changed or set TESTSIGNING to on (bcdedit /set TESTSIGNING on) and bootloader path was
\Windows\system32\osload.efi
instead of
\Windows\system32\winload.efi
which loads Windows without Patchguard.
I have set TESTSIGNING to off, but how can I change the bootloader path
You should turn TESTSIGNING to OFF and check if your windows bootloader path is:
\Windows\System32\winload.efi
You can check using “bcdedit /enum” and scroll to {default} entry. Look for ‘path’. Check if it’s the same as the path above.
If it’s not like that, you can set it on cmd
“bcdedit /set ‘{default}’ path \Windows\System32\winload.efi”
EDIT: It’s recommended you do not edit the path of the {default} boot entry, just create a new one using cmd and assign it as default with EasyBCD app. Search Google for more details on how to create a new entry using bcdedit on command prompt
I have tried your method and similar methods, and whenever I change it to “winload. efi” and restart it, my computer always keeps restarting. Perhaps reinstalling the system is a suitable method for me, or do you have any other methods? Anyway, thank you very much
Boot into USB Windows installation media → Repair your computer.
Go to Advanced Options → Command Prompt
Type the commands:
• bootrec /fixmbr
• diskpart
• list disk
• select disk n (your SSD or HDD disk number, look at disk sizes to find out)
• list volume
• select volume n (select the volume with 100MB size)
• assign letter V:
• exit
• format V: /FS:FAT32 (confirm if necessary)
• bcdboot C:\Windows /s V: /f UEFI
The two commands below are optional (or if Windows didn’t boot again):
• bootrec /fixboot
• bootrec /rebuildbcd
• exit
Your boot config should be fixed. If not, backup your important files using Hiren’s Boot CD USB drive before reinstalling Windows.
Reinstalling Windows will 100% fix this problem if repairing boot config files does not.
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Bad news, this doesn’t work. In the end, I had to reinstall the system. Thank you very much for your help