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I had a problem with booting windows 10 because I've changed the bootmgr path using : bcdedit /set {bootmgr} newpath

after rebooting it said that the boot sector is corrupted. Using Linux I can enter to the windows EFI partition and see the bootmgr file, but unfortunately the file is in binary (I've used a hex editor to open it).

Is it possible to replace it with another bootmgr file ?

if so from where to download it else is it possible to change the path using a hex editor ?

P.S : I've already used the windows rescue CD to run command and fix it from there but it doesn't work

Th3Wolf
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Finally fixed the problem using "The Nuclear Holocaust"

Thanks to this Comment

Thank you @DanielB for your time and thanks @Domichi for leading me :)

Th3Wolf
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