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Hi there,

I have a month old Dell system running the latest Windows 10 1909, fully up to date. I noticed yesterday it said it had an update that required a reboot.

I updated and shut down and when I attempted to boot it up later in the day, got the following screens:

IMG_20200514_075331.jpg

 

It failed to boot,

I tried a Start-up Repair and got the following screen:

IMG_20200514_075338.jpg

I ran a CHKDSK/F/R which took over 7 hours but reported no issues.

I then attempted to remove the latest update feature and got the following error:

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The computer has had no significant changes, just regular Windows updates.

You will note that from the screenshot showing the start-up repair, there is a log.

I have attached the log to this post.

SrtTrail.txt

 

 

I find it strange that the Windows directory is D:\Windows as it should be C:\

I have two raided SSD drives for Windows and then one 6TB data drive for D. The letters seem to have been switched which is odd.

 

Also, in the log, I found this interesting:

Root cause found:

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A recently serviced boot binary is corrupt.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions on why this has happened and what I can do to resolve it as all of the usual things are not working.

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