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+======   Windows now Booting after being Cloned to new HDD / SSD (0xc000000e )  ======
+I usually clone a disk using either CloneZilla or a Disk Bay, but sometimes I have to clone an existing Drive to a Small Drive (usually going from HDD to SSD).
+For that, there is a lot of tools, though I usually use [[https://www.aomeitech.com/aomei-backupper.html|AOMEI Backupper]]. Again, sometimes, Windows will not boot from the new drive and will output the Error Code: 0xc000000e.
+To fix that, you can do as following:
+  * Boot your PC with an Windows Installation Disk - ProTip, use "[[engineering:computer_science:software:awesome_software:awesome_software_desktop|Ventoy]]"
+  * Choose Language / Keyboard and click Next
+  * Choose "Repair your computer"
+  * Choose "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced Options" > "Command Prompt"
+  * Type "diskpart"
+  * Type "select disk 0" to select the HDD/SDD - you can find which disk to be used, using the output from "list disk"
+  * Type "list volume" - note / memorize the partition called "SYSTEM" / your EFI partition
+  * Type "select volume 1"
+  * Assign a letter to the volume - eg: "assign letter v" - from now on I will assume "v" is the volume letter
+  * Type "exit"
+  * Type "v:"
+  * Type "bootrec /rebuildbcd"
+  * You should get a prompt saying something along the lines of:
+<code>
+Successfully scanned Windows installations. Total identified Windows installations: 1 [1] D:\Windows Add installation to boot list? Yes/No/All:
+</code>
+  * Type "Y"
+  * Reboot
+The error should be fixed now.