Troubleshooting Windows 10 ‘No Such Partition – Grub Rescue’ Error

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Today, many hard drive or partition problems can arise from the improper use of laptops or desktops. When a problem occurs, you will usually see a message informing you of the specific error. Among these errors, this partition error is very common in Windows; it is especially common in dual systems.

It always occurs when starting the computer, followed by the error message “Booting GRUB. Welcome to GRUB! Error: No such partition. Go to recovery mode… grub rescue>” or “Error: no such partition. grub rescue>”. This error message appears as follows.

What causes the ‘No Such Partition – Grub Rescue’ error?

• The boot directory is damaged
• Disconnect the correct partition
• Incorrect boot loader configuration
• Bad boot sector code
• Deleting/modifying/subdividing/subdividing Ubuntu partition

How to resolve the “No Such Partition – Grub Rescue” error?

Start the boot recovery

1. Insert the Windows 10 installation CD/DVD into your computer.
2. Restart your PC; press the function key to enter BIOS and boot from the installation CD.
3. Select language, time, currency, and keyboard, or other input options. Then click the “Next” button.
4. In this window, click Restore Computer.
5. In the “Select an option” window, select “Troubleshooting.
6. Select “Advanced Options” and “Auto Repair.”
7. Then patiently wait for the automatic Windows restore to complete.

Restore the last good configuration using a registry backup

1. Insert a compatible Windows installation media and boot from it by pressing any key when prompted.
2. After successfully booting from the installation media, click Restore computer in the lower-left corner of the screen.
3. Once in the Advanced Recovery menu, click Troubleshoot and then select Command Prompt from the list of available options.
4. Once you’re at the Advanced Command Prompt, type “C:” and press Enter to access the partition where you installed Windows. If you installed Windows on a different partition, replace the letter accordingly.
5. Then type “dir” and press Enter to access the root directory of your operating system drive.
6. Then type the following commands and press Enter to access the last known good configuration and change the default behavior to boot from it:
   CD Summary
   copy *.* …
7. When the command line appears, press A and Enter again.
8. Finally, type exit and press Enter to exit and start normally.

Restore the BCD

1. Insert the Windows XP CD into your optical drive.
2. Restart your computer.
3. Press the R key on the Microsoft configuration menu.
4. Select the operating system
5. Enter the administrator password.
6. When the command line appears, you can enter the bootcfg command:
   bootcfg /rebuild
7. Press the Enter key.
8. When finished, type exit to restart the computer.
9. Press Enter

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