On Windows 10, the error 0xc0000001 can appear when we boot up the computer and the operating system or an application doesn’t load because a necessary file is either missing or contains a mistake. Bobcares, as a part of our Windows Hosting Support offers solutions to every query that comes our way.

Fixing Error 0xc0000001 on Windows 10

There are several potential causes of the error code 0xc0000001, including a corrupted system file, a damaged SAM, damaged RAM memory, etc. We must store the data backup in a secure location before attempting to resolve the issue. In this post, we’ll look into 3 methods to fix the issue.

Method 1

1. Use the installation media to boot up the machine.

2. Click “Repair Your Computer” and proceed by following the procedure.

3. Next, select Troubleshoot > Advanced settings > Startup configuration. Next, to proceed, click Restart.

4. To activate Safe Mode after restarting, press F4.

5. To access Settings, simultaneously press the Windows and I keys.

6. Select Applications to start the process.

7. Locate the apps we just installed, then select Uninstall to proceed.

8. We can next try restarting the computer to see whether the 0xc0000001 error has been resolved. By using this steps, we can uninstall the Problematic Software in Safe Mode and fix the issue.

Method 2

1. The installation disc must be used to boot the computer.

2. Click “Repair Your Computer” and proceed by following the procedure.

3. Select Startup Repair under Troubleshoot > Advanced Options to proceed.

4. After that, it will start diagnosing the machine.

5. After completing all the instructions, we may try restarting the computer to see if the 0xc0000001 Windows boot manager error has been resolved.

Method 3

The Windows 10 error number 0xc0000001 may also appear if there is a problem with the hard disc.

1. Use the installation disc to start the computer.

2. To boot from the bootable disc, connect it to the computer.

3. So, to proceed, click “Repair Your Computer” and follow the wizard’s instructions.

4. To continue, select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt.

5. To proceed, type the command chkdsk c: /f in the command line window that appears and press Enter. It is possible to modify the C partition if it is not where the OS is installed.

6. Await the completion of the entire process.

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Conclusion

To sum up, our Support team went over three ways to fix the error 0xc0000001 on Windows 10.