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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saltgrass" data-source="post: 354400" data-attributes="member: 7562">Are you saying you cannot boot your system?  The winload.efi file is used but it is not related to the Repair options.  If that file is actually corrupt it will not be usable to boot, and I have seen several instances of this error message, but I do not know for sure what they had to do to repair it.You might try running a Chkdsk to see if it will clean up any corruption.The reagentc report looks normal so the Repair options should be available, although they may not be able to repair a corrupted file.  You did not compress the partition or use some other process on the C: partition, did you?</blockquote>