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[CrestToothpaste]

My Aspire V5-522P-X440 running windows 8 is blue screened and give me the error code 0xc0000034 and says that the boot file /BCD is missing or corrupted. 
I have booted a live anti-virus cd and checked the entire computer for vriuses and malware.
I have attempted to boot windows 8.1 on both a CD and USB as i could not find windows 8 and it would not boot them.
I have attempted to boot a windows 8 recovery disk only have it not complete the boot procress and turn off mid boot. 

I have tried everything to fix this problem aside from backing up my HDD and wiping the HDD and reinstalling windows.
I've been told i am not able to boot windows cds because of an issue with them not being able to use the ram to boot. 

I just want to know with 100% certainity that i have to either wipe and reinstall or replace ram to fix this problem. 
Is there anything i can do?

tl;dr Computer will not boot anything windows related and i do not want to wipe an replace.

[IronFly]

If you are able to start a Command prompt from a windows 8-8.1 DVD then you can try:

bootrec /RebuildBcd

if it's a ram problem and if your notebook uses 2 ram modules, you can try to start with one stick and check if it boots to the command prompt.

[CrestToothpaste]

Update.
I have acquired another windows 8 recovery disk.
It boots and when I attempt any repair functions it tells me that I need to select a OS.

After checking deleted files on the hdd, their are deleted directory and system_32 files.

What are my best options at this point?

[IronFly]

So, system32 folder is missing with other files too?

if you don't need to backup some files, you can boot your notebook and press ALT+F10 and start erecovery to re-install your OS.

[CrestToothpaste · Accepted solution]

After talking with multiple people who do computers for a living.
I have wiped and installed Windows 7
To many missing files and unable to unlock the drive.