How to Fix Error Code 0xc0000001 in Windows 10?
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21 November 2018 Amanda J. Brook Senior Product Manager
Summary

Why Error Code 0xc0000001 Appears in Windows 10?
When you encounter error code 0xc0000001, there may be due to damaged system files. If hardware you replaced recently or the boot sector get damaged, the error code 0xc0000001 could also appear.

How to Fix Error Code 0xc0000001 in Windows 10?
Solution One: Uninstall Problematic Software in Safe Mode
Step 1: Restart your PC. Press “Shift + F8” key when the windows screen begins to load.
Step 2: Select these options in order: “Troubleshoot”> “Advanced options”> “Startup setting”. Finally, click “Restart”.

Step 3: After restarting, press “F4” to enable safe mode.

Step 4: In safe mode, press “Win + R” key to go into “Windows settings” and select “Apps”. Click “Apps & features” then uninstall the software that was installed recently. Finally, reboot your PC.

Solution Two: Startup Repair in Windows Recovery Environment
Step 1: Download Windows 10 Media Creation on another PC that can operate normally. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
Step 2: Open the Media Creation tool, accept the license terms. Then select the second option “Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC”. Click “Next”.

Step 3: Select “USB flash drive”. Please ensure the space of your USB flash drive is 8GB at least.

Step 4: Please wait for the download of Widnows 10 installation file.
Step 5: Connect the USB disk to target PC. Boot the PC from USB flash drive.
Note: Please change the boot order in BIOS setup and put “Removable Devices” as the first choice.

Step 6: Click “Repair your computer” in the bottom-left corner after you boot your PC from the USB disk.

Step 7: When you enter Windows recovery environment, select “Troubleshoot”> “Advanced options”> “Startup Repair”.

Solution Three: Restore System with Windows Recovery Environment
This solution requires an administrator account to perform. Please create it if you don’t have. Besides, it’s suggested to backup some important files before recovering system.
Step 1: Create Windows 10 bootable media according to Solution Two. Click “Repair your computer” in the bottom-left corner when you see the Windows 10 installation screen.

Step 2: After you enter Windows Recovery Environment, select “Troubleshoot”> “Advanced options”> “System Restore”. Then type the administrator account name and password and follow on-screen instructions.

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Solution Four: Scan and Detect Bad Sectors of Hard Disk
Step 1: Take off the disk and connect it to another PC via hard disk enclosure. Next, download the hard disk detection tool HDD-SCAN.

Step 2: Wait for the scanning process finish. If there are bad tracks in 0, 63, 204800 sectors, it will be necessary to pay special attention to them. Please refer to the solution to detect and repair bad sectors.

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