Boot Camp running Windows 10 gets error 0x000000e on startup

Question

I have a MacBook Pro with touch bar 13" with Boot Camp running Windows 10.

After resizing the HDD, Windows 10 automatically goes to repair mode and gives the error: 0xc000000e

I do see the Windows partition by holding Option key on startup.

Answer 1

As was found in chat, it seems that the options are:

Rebuild the BCD

1. Find a way to access the command prompt window.
   • This may be possible by doing one of the following:
     • Open System Recovery Options on startup and select Command Prompt.
     • Boot Windows in Safe Mode. —Safe mode in Windows 7 on Bootcamp?

2. Type the following command in the Command Prompt window and press Enter:

   bootrec /rebuildbcd
   

3. If bootrec finds a Windows installation, press Y to rebuild the BCD.

4. Restart Windows to confirm that the problem is fixed.

5. In the case that it isn't, type the following command in the Command Prompt window and press Enter: (Ensure the C is replaced with the letter of your Windows partition.)

   chkdsk C: /f
   

6. Allow chkdsk to resolve any problems that occur. Do not interrupt the process.
7. Once it has completed, restart Windows to confirm that the problem is fixed.

Repair the Windows installation

1. On the MacOS, open Macintosh HD, click Applications, select Utilities, and open Boot Camp Assistant.
2. Choose Start Windows Installation.
3. Insert the Windows installation disk into the Mac and restart.
4. When prompted, press any key to boot from the Windows installation media.
5. Follow the usual Windows installation prompts and select Repair your computer when prompted.

NOTE: As the error 0x000000e indicates a corruption in data has taken place, it is possible that data will be missing. Following the steps above will not guarantee that all data will be protected.