Blue screen bootloop

[Deermuid]

My computer is stuck in a bootloop where its starts up, says it performing an automatic repair the screen goes black for a second then it blue screens, restarts and goes through the process again. Does anyone know what's wrong or how I can fix this issue? It's a self built PC I've had for 2 years, have had a few blue screens due to a hard drive having a loose cable, (windows is on a separate SSD)

[Suppersupport]

what is the bluescreen message?

[Deermuid]

1 minute ago, will1432 said:

what is the bluescreen message?

Ntfs.sys not responding or something like that

[Suppersupport]

sounds like your ssd is corrupt

[Deermuid]

4 minutes ago, will1432 said:

sounds like your ssd is corrupt

Any idea how to wipe/fix it?

[Stormseeker9]

6 minutes ago, Deermuid said:

Any idea how to wipe/fix it?

Try clean install of windows. Beware you will loose all your files

[Suppersupport]

I was posting but

1 minute ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Try clean install of windows. Beware you will loose all your files

this ^

[Deermuid]

21 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Try clean install of windows. Beware you will loose all your files

How do I do that though, I cant open the bios it just turns on runs a repair for a few seconds then blue screens

 

[Lord Mirdalan]

4 minutes ago, Deermuid said:

How do I do that though, I cant open the bios it just turns on runs a repair for a few seconds then blue screens

 

 

First, remove the SSD, and plug it into another machine. There's a chance you can get some or all of your files off. After that, format it, reinstall in laptop, then proceed with this:

https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/software/operating-systems/1401617/how-to-clean-install-windows-10-and-create-boot-media/page/0/1

[Stormseeker9]

3 hours ago, Deermuid said:

How do I do that though, I cant open the bios it just turns on runs a repair for a few seconds then blue screens

 

Most Mobo's today, DELETE, is the key to get in bios when booting.

 Considering it is booting, i think everything should be fine.

 

Grab a 16GB USB stick, and make a bootable Windows 10 usb of it and then try again.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10 here is the link for windows 10.

 

Click on the link/words I included as a screenshot here, for instructions to make a bootable usb device with w10 (same page as link included)