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Fix Error Code 0xc0000034 in Windows 10

Isabella Shinn
Isabella Shinn

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In the morning, you turn on your computer as usual and are ready to work. However, you are greeted with a blue screen along with the error code 0xc000034. This is really annoying and confusing. Don't worry, this article will show you how to fix error code 0xc0000034 in Windows 10.

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Causes for Error code 0xc0000034

Before getting started, you must wonder why you are getting this error, even if it is done the same way you always have. When encountering a blue screen with the error code 0xc0000034 during PC startup, it typically indicates a problem with the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) file, preventing Windows 10 from booting properly. This error can occur due to several reasons, including:

1: Corrupted BCD - The BCD file contains important boot configuration information. If it gets corrupted or damaged, it can result in an error.

2: Improper shutdown - Sudden power loss or improper shutdown of the system can lead to issues with the BCD file, causing the error.

3: Faulty hardware - Issues with hardware components, such as a failing hard drive or faulty RAM, can result in the error code 0xc000034.

4: Recently software changes - Installing or uninstalling software, particularly system utilities or disk management tools, can sometimes lead to BCD-related issues and cause the error.

5: Malware or virus infection - Malicious software or viruses can interfere with system files, including the BCD file, causing the error to occur.

6: Outdated or incompatible drivers - Incompatible or outdated device drivers can conflict with system files, including the BCD, triggering the error.

Solution for fixing Error code 0xc0000034 in Windows 10

In this method, you use a USB driver to burn a disk, and then reset the BCD files, which you can use to repair your computer.

Part 1: Burn a disk

Step 1: Download Create Windows 10 installation media on an available computer.

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Step 2: Plug the USB driver into the available device.

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Step 3: Locate the downloaded file MediacreationTool21H2, then right-click on it and select Open to launch it.

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Step 4: Click on Yes.

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Step 5: Select Accept.

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Step 6: In the pop-up window, select Create installation media, then enter Next.

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Step 7: Click on Next.

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Step 8: Select USB flash drive and then click Next.

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Step 9: In this section, you must select the movable device, then click Next.

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Step 10: Now the program is downloading Windows 10. After successful download, close the window.

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Part 2: Fix tutorial

Step 1: Connect the USB driver to the faulty computer and reboot it. Press hotkeys to access Boot Menu. Here are some hotkeys to access the Boot Menu based on computer brand.

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Step 2: Use the Up and Down keys to select the connected driver as the boot device, then hit Enter to start the computer.

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Step 3: In the Windows Setup window, click on Next.

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Step 4: Select Repair your computer.

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Step 5: From the blue screen, click Troubleshoot.

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Step 6: Select Command Prompt, entering the CMD panel.

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Step 7: Type bcdboot c:\windows / l en-us and press Enter.

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Step 8: If the screen shows the message "Boot files successfully created", you have fixed the error code successfully. Then close the prompt panel.

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Step 9: Now you can select Continue to access your Windows system as usual.

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