Getting 0xc0000225 error when entering Recovery mode-Win81

Got it. Thanks.

so I tried:
1. to delete msr partition.
2. run ""create partition msr".
unallocated 128mb space is visible in disk management. new partition is created in 7gb area.

so I rolled it back.

finally this is what I did (as per our discussion):
1. deleted msr partition in diskpart
2. in disk manager created and formated volume for 128mb unallocaed space
3. run "create partition msr" in diskpart.

Disk Part:
DISKPART> list partition


Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ---------------- ------- -------
Partition 1 Primary 1000 MB 1024 KB
Partition 2 System 260 MB 1001 MB
Partition 6 Primary 127 MB 1261 MB
Partition 3 Primary 217 GB 1389 MB
Partition 4 Primary 350 MB 218 GB
Partition 5 Primary 12 GB 218 GB
* Partition 7 Reserved 7168 MB 231 GB



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theog said:
arcturius said:
I tried several attempts to do what we discussed: after step 3, system creates msr partition again in the 7.0 gb unallocated area. Tried to specify directly the place for MSR:

DISKPART> create partition msr size=127 offset=1261


Virtual Disk Service error:
There is not enough usable space for this operation.

Seems like I dont know how to create msr partition on the third 128mb unallocated area.
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finally this is what I did (as per our discussion):
1. deleted msr partition in diskpart
2. in disk manager created and formated volume for 128mb unallocaed space
3. run "create partition msr" in diskpart.
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NO only 3.

1 is part of the last partiition.
 

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yes, I removed old msr (on 7GB area), removed 128mb volume I created before to start from the initial config .

before operation I have 128mb unallocaed area next to EFI partition.
I run disk part
1. select disk 0
2. create partition msr size = 128
result:
DISKPART> list partition


Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ---------------- ------- -------
Partition 1 Primary 1000 MB 1024 KB
Partition 2 System 260 MB 1001 MB
Partition 3 Primary 217 GB 1389 MB
Partition 4 Primary 350 MB 218 GB
Partition 5 Primary 12 GB 218 GB
* Partition 6 Reserved 128 MB 231 GB
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Reword.

1) Delete new MSR, which will be added to last partition 6.88gb, making the partitin 7,00gb.

2)Make partiton & format.(the 700gb) (the last partition)

Than
3)Make NEW MSR, (do not format the 128mb unallocaed) (partition 3)
 

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ok, now I got it. Seems like it worked. See results:

DISKPART> list partition


Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ---------------- ------- -------
Partition 1 Primary 1000 MB 1024 KB
Partition 2 System 260 MB 1001 MB
* Partition 7 Reserved 128 MB 1261 MB
Partition 3 Primary 217 GB 1389 MB
Partition 4 Primary 350 MB 218 GB
Partition 5 Primary 12 GB 218 GB
Partition 6 Primary 7167 MB 231 GB

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Are still getting 0xc0000225 error?
 

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Saltgrass said:
When you create a new partition, it will be placed in the largest unallocated space. As possibly Topguncp mentioned, you need to extend the partition into that area or create a new partition so it will no longer be unallocated.
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Format the 7 GB partition so it is no longer unallocated, then run the create partition MSR command, no size or offset additions should be needed. If you do not wish to format the 7 GB unallocated space, use the correct offset and no size info will be needed, it will fill that space with the partition. Almost as suggested create partition MSR offset=1261

We need to get this simple fix done so we can move on.

Saltgrass said:
Do you know for sure the WinRE.wim file is located in a WindowsRE folder?
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It is strange to see a GUID number in the Recovery Partition in the OS partition, but perhaps this was part of the Lenovo configuration.
 

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Did you back up the DATA in partition 7 (now has drive letter D: ?
 

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Eventually you will need to set the Recovery Partitions back to the Recovery Designations, which means setting the Type ID and attributes correctly.

You will then need to try the reagentc configuration again. There may be an alternative to setting a drive letter on a partition, you may be able to use the full description as a path, such as:

reagentc /setreimage /path \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\Recovery\WindowsRE

Using the correct partition number, of course, which should be shown in the Diskpart partition listing.

You never really answered, did your system originally have the second 1000 MB partition? It if did, that would definitely effect the OEM recovery options.

Also, when you get ready, it would be useful to have a listing of the BCD store:

bcdedit /enum all > %userprofile%\Desktop\bcdinfo.txt

and attach.

If you can't get the reagentc commands to work, you may be able to edit the BCD store directly.
 

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    Graphics Card(s)
    EVGA GTX 680 Classified (2)
    Hard Drives
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The big question is HOW & WHY delete the MSR & the last partition?
 

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This I dont know. I installed diskcryptor, which was supposed to work well with win 8 and GPT, but didnt. Then recovered everything from my backup. Tried to fix it myself by following ideas from forums. Never deleted anything manually.
 

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What back up app?
 

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Yes, thank you.
Saltgrass said:
You never really answered, did your system originally have the second 1000 MB partition? It if did, that would definitely effect the OEM recovery options.
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I dont know. I had only one disk C: .. didnt pay enough attention to disk structure before the crash unfortunately.
 

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