Yesteday (jan 2019) my laptop wouln't boot after Windows 10 blue screen.
Afterwards, I ran TestDisk 7.0 from a Ubuntu copied on a USB flash drive.
After selecting "Analize" I got this:
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Disk /dev/sda - 256 GB / 238 GiB - CHS 31130 255 63
Current partition structure:
Partition Start End Size in sectors
1 * Sys=F3 188905 16 46 413691 172 3 3611196876
Bad relative sector.
2 * Sys=73 48857 194 55 276977 194 61 3664747807
Bad relative sector.
3 * Sys=B3 8394 138 58 63867 120 19 891172573
Bad relative sector.
4 * Sys=76 194118 224 5 449070 109 36 4095796667
Bad relative sector.
Only one partition must be bootable
Space conflict between the following two partitions
3 * Sys=B3 8394 138 58 63867 120 19 891172573
2 * Sys=73 48857 194 55 276977 194 61 3664747807
Space conflict between the following two partitions
2 * Sys=73 48857 194 55 276977 194 61 3664747807
1 * Sys=F3 188905 16 46 413691 172 3 3611196876
Space conflict between the following two partitions
1 * Sys=F3 188905 16 46 413691 172 3 3611196876
4 * Sys=76 194118 224 5 449070 109 36 4095796667
Note: the quick search and deeper search took a few minutes each (comparable duration). The hard drive is a solid state drive.
Before even using TestDisk I ran the Windows 10 troubleshoot disk and I executed the following commands without any luck:
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bootrec /FixMbr
bootrec /FixBoot
bootrec /ScanOs
bootrec /RebuildBcd
Could someone help me out with this? I don't want to format and re-install.