Recent Windows Updates broke some Windows 11 devices, preventing them from booting.
Background
The affected devices will showcase the following symptoms:
- User initiates the updating process
- At some point, a message appears on the screen 'Something didn't go as planned. No need to worry-undoing changes. Please keep your computer on'.
- Device shutsdown/reboot
- Upon reboot, the following message appears 'BootDevice Not Found, Please install an operating system on your hard disk. Hard Disk - (3F0)'
- Device will continue to load into System Diagnostics page in BIOS
Solution
1. Boot to a Windows USB
2. Go through the prompts and select ‘Repair this PC’
3. Choose language
4. Select Troubleshoot -> Command Prompt
5. Enter BitLocker Recovery Key (if enabled)
6. Enter the following commands
2. Go through the prompts and select ‘Repair this PC’
3. Choose language
4. Select Troubleshoot -> Command Prompt
5. Enter BitLocker Recovery Key (if enabled)
6. Enter the following commands
7. Close the command prompt1. diskpart2. list disk3. sel disk 0 (usually its 0, otherwise check which disk contains Windows from the previous command)4. list vol5. sel vol 1 (usually its 1, verify from the list vol command which volume is about 100MB and FAT32 format)6. assign letter=Y (or any letter)7. exit8. bcdboot C:\Windows /s Y: /f UEFI
8. Select Exit and continue to Windows 11
9. Enter BitLocker Recovery Key (if enabled)
10. If Windows still doesn’t boot, repeat the above steps once more
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