0x000000xe error

[yandaman]

Hey everyone, 

 

Recently reinstalled Windows 7 on my computer to clear it out, now every time I turn it off when it turns back on I get the 0x000000xe error. To get around this every single time I have to remove the SATA cables from my SSD (Windows) and HDD (Storage), turn it on and let it boot to the shell (think thats what its called, cant remember off the top of my head), then turn off plug the cables in and reboot again and it somehow works fine. 

 

My specs are: 4670k, MSI G45 mobo, 8gb vengeance ram, Samsung 128 gb SSD, 1tb HDD (stolen off my laptop when I got an SSD for that).

 

Any ideas on a fix? It says use windows recovery disk but whenever I do it says "Not compatible with this version of windows"

 

Cheers

 

Edit: Had 4600k instead of 4670k

[Shd0w2]

4600K? that doesn't exist, I assume you mean 4670K.

[yandaman]

Woops... cheers for pointing that out

[yandaman]

Bump

[Akin]

create your repair disk from inside your own version of windows.

 

Run "sfc /scannow" with out quotes from an admin CMD

 

What skew did you use to install windows?

Also if you still have your install disk it can be used as a repair disk.

[yandaman]

Skew? 

 

Alright I'll try that and give it a go. 

 

I installed it off a USB, tried to use that to repair it but wouldn't work.

[yandaman]

Here's the CBS log I got from running: sfc /scannow https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Byaz7bTJxi4HV0JtRjhNbmI5bmc/edit?usp=sharing Had to use google drive since it wouldnt let me attach it normally. Cant really make sense of the log at all.

 

 

[Cubit481]

First of all dont play on off on off with the HDD and SSD....

 

and ya follow the steps that the mates posted above....

[yandaman]

So made a new repair disk, but came up with these as the error 

[yandaman]

Bump, any ideas?