the boot configuration data for your pc is missing or contains errors












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(I apologize if this a duplicate. I looked, but nothing seemed exactly like my situation. Please point me to one if it is.)



Hello. I tried to dual boot Ubuntu 1804 with Win 7, Win 8.1 and Win 10. I guess that's quadruple-boot. I discovered that I don't have the time, nor the patience to really learn Ubuntu, so I removed it. I used Easy BCD 2.2 to change the startup menu to Win 7, 8.1 and 10. But now Win81 and Win10 are not booting.



The Win81 error message is:



""windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file"



Win81 error message



The Win10 error message is:



"The boot configuration data for your pc is missing or contains errors"



Win10 error message



Question: How do I make it so that I can boot into both W81 and W10 again?



Only thing what works is Windows 7. ;(



Complicating factor is that I don't have the installation media for neither 8.1, nor W10, the person who had them ísn't around anymore. Nor do I have ID numbers or whatever, I just have that for W7.



What I already tried:
I do have EasyRE for 8.1 and 10 on a rescue-USB, but neither of them works.










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    Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago













  • That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

    – Heccate Newb
    1 hour ago











  • As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

    – Heccate Newb
    8 mins ago
















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(I apologize if this a duplicate. I looked, but nothing seemed exactly like my situation. Please point me to one if it is.)



Hello. I tried to dual boot Ubuntu 1804 with Win 7, Win 8.1 and Win 10. I guess that's quadruple-boot. I discovered that I don't have the time, nor the patience to really learn Ubuntu, so I removed it. I used Easy BCD 2.2 to change the startup menu to Win 7, 8.1 and 10. But now Win81 and Win10 are not booting.



The Win81 error message is:



""windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file"



Win81 error message



The Win10 error message is:



"The boot configuration data for your pc is missing or contains errors"



Win10 error message



Question: How do I make it so that I can boot into both W81 and W10 again?



Only thing what works is Windows 7. ;(



Complicating factor is that I don't have the installation media for neither 8.1, nor W10, the person who had them ísn't around anymore. Nor do I have ID numbers or whatever, I just have that for W7.



What I already tried:
I do have EasyRE for 8.1 and 10 on a rescue-USB, but neither of them works.










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  • 1





    Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago













  • That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

    – Heccate Newb
    1 hour ago











  • As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

    – Heccate Newb
    8 mins ago














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(I apologize if this a duplicate. I looked, but nothing seemed exactly like my situation. Please point me to one if it is.)



Hello. I tried to dual boot Ubuntu 1804 with Win 7, Win 8.1 and Win 10. I guess that's quadruple-boot. I discovered that I don't have the time, nor the patience to really learn Ubuntu, so I removed it. I used Easy BCD 2.2 to change the startup menu to Win 7, 8.1 and 10. But now Win81 and Win10 are not booting.



The Win81 error message is:



""windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file"



Win81 error message



The Win10 error message is:



"The boot configuration data for your pc is missing or contains errors"



Win10 error message



Question: How do I make it so that I can boot into both W81 and W10 again?



Only thing what works is Windows 7. ;(



Complicating factor is that I don't have the installation media for neither 8.1, nor W10, the person who had them ísn't around anymore. Nor do I have ID numbers or whatever, I just have that for W7.



What I already tried:
I do have EasyRE for 8.1 and 10 on a rescue-USB, but neither of them works.










share|improve this question







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(I apologize if this a duplicate. I looked, but nothing seemed exactly like my situation. Please point me to one if it is.)



Hello. I tried to dual boot Ubuntu 1804 with Win 7, Win 8.1 and Win 10. I guess that's quadruple-boot. I discovered that I don't have the time, nor the patience to really learn Ubuntu, so I removed it. I used Easy BCD 2.2 to change the startup menu to Win 7, 8.1 and 10. But now Win81 and Win10 are not booting.



The Win81 error message is:



""windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file"



Win81 error message



The Win10 error message is:



"The boot configuration data for your pc is missing or contains errors"



Win10 error message



Question: How do I make it so that I can boot into both W81 and W10 again?



Only thing what works is Windows 7. ;(



Complicating factor is that I don't have the installation media for neither 8.1, nor W10, the person who had them ísn't around anymore. Nor do I have ID numbers or whatever, I just have that for W7.



What I already tried:
I do have EasyRE for 8.1 and 10 on a rescue-USB, but neither of them works.







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  • 1





    Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago













  • That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

    – Heccate Newb
    1 hour ago











  • As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

    – Heccate Newb
    8 mins ago














  • 1





    Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago













  • That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

    – Heccate Newb
    1 hour ago











  • As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

    – guiverc
    1 hour ago











  • The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

    – Heccate Newb
    8 mins ago








1




1





Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

– guiverc
1 hour ago





Possible off-topic question. You removed Ubuntu, and thus your problem is now a windows specific question (how to boot windows on your hardware), thus off-topic.

– guiverc
1 hour ago













Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

– guiverc
1 hour ago







Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/822708/restore-windows-bootloader

– guiverc
1 hour ago















That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

– Heccate Newb
1 hour ago





That's not a duplicate, since there, it's not about missing boot information.

– Heccate Newb
1 hour ago













As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

– guiverc
1 hour ago





As stated in my first comment; the question itself is off-topic in my opinion. That post however did contain information on links about downloading windows install media (7, 8), writing so you can boot & use it to restore windows boot , but I didn't look that closely as it's off-topic here (not at all related to Ubuntu)

– guiverc
1 hour ago













The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

– Heccate Newb
8 mins ago





The situation is caused by un-installing Ubuntu, so it's not off-topic. Problems caused by dual-booting with windows is not only common, it might even be the majority of the problems here. And sure, rejecting responsibility is a very human reaction. But wrong. Look, in the end, there's knowledge here that can help me. I would appreciate it if it was shared here. Thank you.

– Heccate Newb
8 mins ago










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