Bcdboot is a command-line utility that can be used to configure the boot files of the operating system. You can set up partitions on your hard disk or even repair damaged boot files. The cause of the error message is the inactive status of the system partition. When you get the said error message, your operating system will not boot up and all you can do is stare at the error message. However, that is not entirely true, as we will be showing you how to get rid of the issue with a simple solution.
What causes the Error Message Failure when Attempting To Copy Boot Files?
The error message seems to be caused by one primary reason i.e the system partition is set as inactive. If you are deploying an image into different computers at once, you will have to make sure that the system partition is set as active or else the bcdboot command will prompt you the error message. There are also chances that the error message might be due to corrupt or damaged boot files but the possibility is pretty slim. Nonetheless, we will be showing you how to deal with that as well.
Marking the Partition as Active
To fix your issue, make sure you have a Windows installation DVD or USB drive. After that, follow the given steps: In case this doesn’t work for you, then the boot files might be damaged or corrupted. In such a case, you will have to rebuild it using the bootrec command. Here’s how to do it: Once done, restart your system.
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