winload.efi error code 0xc000000f

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I just ran into a really strange problem with my new Surface Pro 3. Everytime I install the [september driver pack from Microsoft the device won't boot anymore (screenshot).

The windows 8.1 is a vhd native boot image which I use on several diffrent systems.

Here is what I did to run my vhd on my Surface Pro 3.

  1. I booted up a USB stick with Windows PE on it
  2. Run diskpart
  3. sel disk 0
  4. clean
  5. convert gpt
  6. create par efi size=100
  7. format quick fs=fat32 label=System
  8. create par primary
  9. format quick fs=ntfs label=Store
  10. list vol
  11. sel vol "number where the System par is"
  12. assign letter=S
  13. sel vol "number where the Store par is"
  14. assign letter=C
  15. exit diskpart
  16. attach the usb drive with the vhd image on it
  17. copy the vhd image to drive C:
  18. open diskpart again
  19. sel vdisk file="C:\loadit-sys1.vhd"
  20. attach vdisk
  21. lis vol
  22. sel vol "number where the vhd par is mounted"
  23. assign letter=V
  24. exit diskpart
  25. cd V:\Windows\System32\
  26. bcdboot V:\Windows /s S: /f ALL
  27. Reboot

Then the Surface Pro 3 boots totally normal into my VHD and everything works properly. But most of the device is not working since there are no drivers installed. So I attach a USB stick with the september driver pack from Microsoft. Start installing BT / WiFi / Intel Audio / Intel Video (where it asks me to reboot). I reboot and I get the attached bluescreen... And I can not boot the vhd anymore... I tried reformating the efi... recreating the bcdboot etc. etc. my VHD wont boot anymore. Here is a picture of my bcdedit after the driver install (thats when the device no longer boots).

Any ideas or tricks are welcome.

Thanks a lot

Best, Yves

windows-8
efi
bcdedit
boot-to-vhd
bcdboot
asked on Super User Sep 14, 2014 by loadit AG

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