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Efi shell 2.31 screen

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A few days ago I booted my PC as normal and it wouldn't load in it would just re direct me to edit she'll version 2.31 screen. I had access to the BIOS and everything seemed fine. I searched online and I found out It had something to do with my storage so I bought new sata cabels and wired them jn. Still it would show that screen. I changed the data ports but nothing changed. I did more research and everyone seems to agree that it's a power issue. So I bought a new psu and still no difference. I even removed some memory as a desperate attempt to solve this and no change either. I have no clue what I should do and I just bought a brand new psu as well. 

 

Specs :

msi z97a gaming motherboard

gtx 970

i7 4790k

16gb hyper x fury ram 

750watt Asus strix psu

1tb wdb

2 tb wdg

256gb crucial mx ssd

 

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What OS were you running? Can you take a picture of the shell? It's possible your drive took a shit.

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Windows 10 64bit 

I tried running it multiple times removing 1 drive at a time including my ssd which has my os. 

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I tried using a brand new ssd to boot up a new os with a USB key and my bios became static and frozen. Could this problem be possibly related to motherboard failure?

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On 6/16/2020 at 4:49 PM, kelvinhall05 said:

What OS were you running? Can you take a picture of the shell? It's possible your drive took a shit.

Any ideas?

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