How To Fix Windows 10 Error Code 0xc00000e9

The "Error Code 0xc00000e9" problem that Windows 10 users encounter on the blue screen can be encountered due to many problems. If you are facing such a problem, you can reach the solution by performing the following actions.

What is Windows 10 Error Code 0xc00000e9?

This error is not included in Microsoft's official statement, but it contains uncertainty. This error, which happens to many users, becomes annoying and repeats the problem. Users, who try various solutions to fix the ambiguous error encountered, are able to reach the solution of the problem by trying some ways.

When the user turns on his computer and does not boot, he encounters the blue screen error code "0xc00000e9" and cannot reach the Windows startup screen. This annoying error for users appears with the following output.

“There is a problem with a device connected to your computer.

An unexpected I/O error has occurred.

File: BootBCD.dll
Error: 0xc00000e9″

How To Fix Windows 10 Error Code 0xc00000e9?

We will try to solve this error by mentioning a few suggestions for us to fix this error.

1-) Repair Windows Files

Error or corruption in Windows files can cause many errors in the operating system. For this, we can fix the problem by repairing the corrupted files in the system.

Do an SFC Scan

Damaged or corrupted files that occur in Windows files can cause many error codes. For this, we will tell you a few ways to solve the problem.

• Type "cmd" in the start search screen and run as administrator.
• Type "sfc /scannow" in the command prompt screen that opens and press enter.

After this process, corrupted or damaged files will be scanned and corrections will be made. Do not shut down or restart your computer until the process is complete. After this process, let's perform another suggestion.

Do a DISM Scan

• Type "cmd" in the start search screen and run as administrator.
• Type the following commands in the command prompt screen that opens and press enter.
  • Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
  • Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
  • Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

After the process is completed successfully, you can restart your computer and check if the problem persists.

2-) Update Windows

The fact that your Windows operating system is out of date can lead to any errors of Microsoft Windows DLL files. To do this, check if your Windows operating system is up to date.

• In the start search screen, type "Check for updates" and open it.
• Check whether your Windows operating system is up to date by clicking the "Check for updates" button on the screen that opens.

3-) Remove Antivirus Program

If you are using a 3rd party antivirus program, you can find the solution to the problem by removing it with the help of the control panel. The powerful 3rd party antivirus program used can detect Windows files as threats and quarantine them and corrupt system files.

• Start search screen by typing "Control Panel" and opens.
• Any antivirus program downloaded by clicking "Uninstall a program" will be removed from the system.

4-) Use Windows Troubleshooter

We can eliminate such problems by using the Troubleshooter, which is Windows' own software.

• In the start search screen, type "Troubleshooting settings" and open it.
• Click on "Additional troubleshooters" in the window that opens.
• After this process, click on the "Blue screen" menu and click on the "Troubleshoot" option.

After performing the operation successfully, Windows will try to resolve the error.

5-) Perform System Restore

If you did not encounter such a problem before and you have just encountered such an error, system restore may help you.

• Open the start screen by typing "Control Panel".
• Click on "System and Security" on the screen that opens.

• Click on the "System" menu.

• Click on "System Protection" on the left side of the window that opens.

• Click the "System Restore…" button in the new window that opens.

• After this process, follow the System Restore steps and perform your operation.