[G75VW] Try Recovery F9 - now stuck on recovery error 0xc0000225, pls help! [SOLVED]

[the-osiris]

Just got my G75VW , new to this forum 😮

My G75 is preinstalled with win8,
After a while, I'm trying to use recovery to reset my win 8 into factory-reset, but pressing F9 while boot makes it stuck on recovery error 0xc0000225 with 3 options : F8, retry, and setup UEFI - none of those works 😞

Now, my G75 stuck on 0xc0000225 error.

thanx in advance for any help here ...

[rewben]

can you try this? you'll need a windows 8 bootable usb stick / dvd.

[the-osiris]

rewben wrote:
can you try this? you'll need a windows 8 bootable usb stick / dvd.

hi rewben,
Thanks for reply.
I would try it once I'm home 🙂 and post the result.

[GottiBoi55]

You should try this procedure below!

Spam the "F8" key after you hit the start button (make sure to start spamming as soon as you hit start button)
This should bring you to the OS repair options (Screenshots below).


1. Select "advanced options".




2. Select "Automatic Repair".



Hopefully this will fix your problem!
Good luck!

[Pitcher1]

hope this can be help you too, http://forum.acronis.com/forum/41724

[the-osiris]

Thanx guys for your replies !

Got back my win8 finally ! using http://www.qliktips.com/2012/11/fix-windows-8-boot-issue.html

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Here's what I've done :
1. Boot using Win8 setup DVD.
2. Enter command prompt with Shift-F10 (or via Advanced repair option to bring command prompt)
3. Type DISKPART (diskpart prompt will come out)
4. Type LIST VOLUME (and note the one without drive letter)
5. Type SELECT VOLUME 3 (mine was 3)
6. Type ASSIGN LETTER=Z
7. Type EXIT (back to DOS command prompt)
8. Type BCDBoot c:\Windows /s z: /f UEFI
9. Type EXIT
10. Restart
Voila !! Win8 will boot with 2 menu (select the first one)

11. Winkey+R (command window) type msconfig (to bring windows configuration tool)
12. At boot menu, delete the second boot menu (which has problem)
13. Restart
DONE !! :cool:

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My next question is, how to bring ASUS Recovery mode to reinstall OS to it's factory-state ? seems that F9 key will bring windows recovery (or is it the same??)
Just in case that I want to revert my G75 to factory-state 😛

[cl-Albert]

the-osiris wrote:

My next question is, how to bring ASUS Recovery mode to reinstall OS to it's factory-state ? seems that F9 key will bring windows recovery (or is it the same??)
Just in case that I want to revert my G75 to factory-state 😛

Yes, if you use the F9 key to recover/reset or access this same function inside Win8 through the 'settings' charm/Change PC Settings/General/Remove everything and reinstall Windows (reset), and it will reinstall Windows back to the original factory-state (as long as the original recovery partitions are still intact).
You can also see/use the reset/recovery option in GottiBoi55's first screenshot above.

Didn't study your thread too carefully, but wondering if you will see the same error if you try to use F9 again although hopefully it will be okay this time.

[GottiBoi55]

the-osiris wrote:
Thanx guys for your replies !

Got back my win8 finally ! using http://www.qliktips.com/2012/11/fix-windows-8-boot-issue.html

=======================
Here's what I've done :1. Boot using Win8 setup DVD.
2. Enter command prompt with Shift-F10 (or via Advanced repair option to bring command prompt)
3. Type DISKPART (diskpart prompt will come out)
4. Type LIST VOLUME (and note the one without drive letter)
5. Type SELECT VOLUME 3 (mine was 3)
6. Type ASSIGN LETTER=Z
7. Type EXIT (back to DOS command prompt)
8. Type BCDBoot c:\Windows /s z: /f UEFI
9. Type EXIT
10. Restart
Voila !! Win8 will boot with 2 menu (select the first one)

11. Winkey+R (command window) type msconfig (to bring windows configuration tool)
12. At boot menu, delete the second boot menu (which has problem)
13. Restart
DONE !! :cool:

=======================

My next question is, how to bring ASUS Recovery mode to reinstall OS to it's factory-state ? seems that F9 key will bring windows recovery (or is it the same??)
Just in case that I want to revert my G75 to factory-state 😛

Glad you fixed the boot problem!
Thanks for the great step by step walkthrough of the process on how to fix this issue!

[rewben]

hey glad to hear that 🙂

hm.. sorry i am not sure about this but i think someone who actually used the f9 recovery before will tell you the right answer.