Scan Your Disk
Windows has an in-built disk scanning utility which is technically known as CHKDSK scan. If there are bad sectors present in the hard-disk drive or Solid State Drive this utility will fix up the fatal system error c000021a. CHKDSK is present on both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
As you may notice, the CHKDSK utility can be carried out from Command Prompt. Invoke the command prompt and give the command chkdsk /r c:
Restore System
This means you can revert your system to the previous point when the PC was not showing the fatal system error. All the functions will work smoothly as it used to.
The user will have to manually create a new restore point. Then you have to roll the system back to this restore point. This also means you can change the system restore configuration. The old restore points will be discarded. You can roll back the system back to a few weeks ago before the point before the Fatal system error showed up. Keep in mind that files stored on volumes will not be monitored, backed up, or restored.
Usually, the drivers, registry, and system files with extensions such as .exe, .dll can be restored to the previous state where the system was working really fine.
Rebuild the Boot Configuration Data to fix C000021A Fatal System Error
A corrupt boot configuration data will interfere with the startup process. Thus, the user gets to see the C000021A Fatal System Error on Windows PC. So, fixing the configuration data will solve the issue.
Here are the steps to do it.
Now, check if still there is an issue with the startup. If the C000021A Fatal System Error was happening due to corrupt boot configuration data, then this method of troubleshooting should solve it for good.
So, these are all the troubleshooting methods that you should implement to fix the C000021A Fatal System Error on Windows 7 and 8.1. I hope that this guide was useful to you.
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