Windows 10 Error code: 0xc0000221 "kernel missing or damaged"

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

Sooo today 12.2. 23:08 (UTC Plus 3) i bought my new ram (Kingston Sawage 2400Mhz 2x8Gb CL11) with my theoretically weak cpu(AMD FX-4300 Quad core overclocked to 5.010Ghz to be correct) and i was using today 73% of my ram actually i did 80 and right that moment when my CPU had troubles with keeping up with a verry CPU intesive aplication so it was at max load and it just went insta off when i dont know how over heated(kids dont try this at home....ruins your weekend.......) so but it was a very rare think tooverheat my CPU it was maybe to the room temp increase but whatever. So after a whyle triing to figure out what can my ram doo (OC to 2670Mhz at stock voltage 1.65v(but not that was the problem) i tryed to boot and than i saw the scrren of the message it says error code 0xc0000221 windows/system32/ntoskrnd.exe missing or damaged (kernel....) SOOO Someone would say go ahead and reinstall than upgrade agan...well i cant do that because yeas i have Win7 instalation still BUT i dont wanna lost my data from C i have no place where to backup AND i saw another method but thats not working because my laptop wont create a image of its system to repair my actuall desktop with it soooo PLEASE if someone can help DO IT DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT IT JUST DO IT.

[Sauron]

try to boot from the installation medium and repair your system

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

4 minutes ago, Sauron said:

try to boot from the installation medium and repair your system

THANKS PROFFESSOR KNOWS EVERYTHINK DO YOU THINK I HAVY ANY?! NOPE only the 7 instalation CD thats whats the problem i cant create a image of my another sistem so i cant repair it 

[Sauron]

1 minute ago, SK_Caterpilar_SK said:

THANKS PROFFESSOR KNOWS EVERYTHINK DO YOU THINK I HAVY ANY?! NOPE only the 7 instalation CD thats whats the problem i cant create a image of my another sistem so i cant repair it 

1) chill

2) make one. Just download the free tool.

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

Just now, Sauron said:

1) chill

2) make one. Just download the free tool.

professor knows everythink thinks that i didnt tryed............ ITS USELESS when it tryes to boot you to your OS not to repair it because it cant repair your os in any way its only a upgrade from 7/8/.1 that just modifies the sistem files not fully replaces

[Sauron]

Just now, SK_Caterpilar_SK said:

professor knows everythink thinks that i didnt tryed............ ITS USELESS when it tryes to boot you to your OS not to repair it because it cant repair your os in any way its only a upgrade from 7/8/.1 that just modifies the sistem files not fully replaces

If it boots straight to your OS then you messed up the boot order in the bios. Just access the boot menu and select your pendrive or disc drive. The tool can create a full installation disc, and I know this because I have done it multiple times and used it for system repairs. It can install the system from scratch. Maybe you're using the wrong tool.

 

If that doesn't work there's not much you can do about it other than buying a new drive and using it for backup. Alternatively you can buy a usb enclosure and try to browse to your important data from your laptop, then upload it to a cloud storage service like google drive, more than one if you need more than 15gb.

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

4 minutes ago, Sauron said:

If it boots straight to your OS then you messed up the boot order in the bios. Just access the boot menu and select your pendrive or disc drive. The tool can create a full installation disc, and I know this because I have done it multiple times and used it for system repairs. It can install the system from scratch. Maybe you're using the wrong tool.

 

If that doesn't work there's not much you can do about it other than buying a new drive and using it for backup. Alternatively you can buy a usb enclosure and try to browse to your important data from your laptop, then upload it to a cloud storage service like google drive, more than one if you need more than 15gb.

"If it boots straight to your OS" THAN i would not being here tiping as fast as i can to find the solution.

 

"Maybe you're using the wrong tool." is wrong meaning the original microsoft site downloaded one? because if yeas than WHATS GOOD????

 

and how can a tool create afull instalation disc like without internet and btw im having issues with my desktop pc not laptop

[Sauron]

Just now, SK_Caterpilar_SK said:

"If it boots straight to your OS" THAN i would not being here tiping as fast as i can to find the solution.

 

"Maybe you're using the wrong tool." is wrong meaning the original microsoft site downloaded one? because if yeas than WHATS GOOD????

Sorry for trying to help you, it won't happen again.

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

1 minute ago, Sauron said:

Sorry for trying to help you, it won't happen again.

no no i just wonder i did everythink i was able to do but exactly how a tool can create a full instalation and if it does i have to activate it HOW becaus ei have only the win 7 activation key nothink else 

 

 

 

(and its CD...)

[Guest]

From what I deciphered from your original post, you have a working laptop correct? You can download Windows 10 straight from Microsoft's site and burn it to either a CD or USB. Boot to it and install. Windows 10 will automatically activate on your desktop since it's based on your hardware, so no worries there. However, your data will be lost. It seems Win10 somehow got corrupted; a fresh install looks like your only option. But I don't claim to be an expert, I just know sometimes it's easier to start from scratch unless you have super important data.

 

Worse comes to worse, take it to a buddy's house or repair shop and have them hook it up as a secondary and drag and drop your files from the drive. Good luck!

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

6 minutes ago, Stylized_Violence said:

From what I deciphered from your original post, you have a working laptop correct? You can download Windows 10 straight from Microsoft's site and burn it to either a CD or USB. Boot to it and install. Windows 10 will automatically activate on your desktop since it's based on your hardware, so no worries there. However, your data will be lost. It seems Win10 somehow got corrupted; a fresh install looks like your only option. But I don't claim to be an expert, I just know sometimes it's easier to start from scratch unless you have super important data.

 

Worse comes to worse, take it to a buddy's house or repair shop and have them hook it up as a secondary and drag and drop your files from the drive. Good luck!

good thanks but i wont loose my data thats the amin reason why i asked .....in a shop they will gona make me pay for somethink that i can doo i have no buddies and if i would there are none that knows what to do with a corrupted OS im the buggest geek in 100KM range AND IM 13....sooo i need to somehow save my data i sayd that i cant do a fresh install because my data /i have two working laptops two scrappy desktop pcs (with win xp sp2)

[Guest]

48 minutes ago, SK_Caterpilar_SK said:

good thanks but i wont loose my data thats the amin reason why i asked .....in a shop they will gona make me pay for somethink that i can doo i have no buddies and if i would there are none that knows what to do with a corrupted OS im the buggest geek in 100KM range AND IM 13....sooo i need to somehow save my data i sayd that i cant do a fresh install because my data /i have two working laptops two scrappy desktop pcs (with win xp sp2)

I don't see a way to recover your data then. If you won't go to a shop, don't have friends to assist, and don't have any other PC to stick that drive in, I'd say your options are extremely limited. I got nothing else man, sorry. Hopefully someone more experienced than myself will come along to this thread.