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So my computer for the last week i'd say restarts once a day and i have to restart it multiple times after for it to actually boot up because the screen stays black

And i'm certain it's my hdd but it could be my ssd

And yes there's nothing else that might be the issue as i've tested everything

My question is how can i fix this? I've scanned both SSD and HDD using the CHKDSK CMD yet 0 errors apparently but i'm certain it's my hdd or ssd but i could always be wrong

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?

 

Thanks in advance for the help :)

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1 minute ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

Which software should i use to optimize/defrag or whatever else there is to fix it.

use Macrorit Disk Scanner to check for bad sectors and post results here

if it was useful give it a like :) btw if your into linux pay a visit here

 

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14 minutes ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

So my computer for the last week i'd say restarts once a day and i have to restart it multiple times after for it to actually boot up because the screen stays black

And i'm certain it's my hdd but it could be my ssd

And yes there's nothing else that might be the issue as i've tested everything

My question is how can i fix this? I've scanned both SSD and HDD using the CHKDSK CMD yet 0 errors apparently but i'm certain it's my hdd or ssd but i could always be wrong

Can someone tell me how i can fix this?

 

Thanks in advance for the help :)

What does the Event Viewer says about the crash?

 

4 minutes ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

Which software should i use to optimize/defrag or whatever else there is to fix it.

If the SSD is bad it will only get worse over time, if you utilize something to optimaze the SSD it will only wear out faster. Unfortunately no software can fix hardware problems.

 

You could buy a new SSD and in case keep this as secondary disk if it resolves the problem

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1 minute ago, Jenko32 said:

What does the Event Viewer says about the crash?

 

If the SSD is bad it will only get worse over time, if you utilize something to optimaze the SSD it will only wear out faster. No software can fix hardware problems.

 

You could buy a new SSD and in case keep this as secondary disk if it resolves the problem

I doubt it's my ssd to be honest i'm thinking it's my hdd but then again i cant be certain and that's why i'm here doing as requested  by the people helping me to see what's the problem.

 

4 minutes ago, mahyar said:

use Macrorit Disk Scanner to check for bad sectors and post results here

The scan is gonna take a while it seems

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3 minutes ago, Jenko32 said:

What does the Event Viewer says about the crash?

 

If the SSD is bad it will only get worse over time, if you utilize something to optimaze the SSD it will only wear out faster. Unfortunately no software can fix hardware problems.

 

You could buy a new SSD and in case keep this as secondary disk if it resolves the problem

Could you maybe tell me how to use the event viewer? I have never used it before

Thanks

P.S providing me with a guide/youtube link works 2 just tell me what i gotta look for exactly.

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5 minutes ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

I doubt it's my ssd to be honest i'm thinking it's my hdd

If your OS is in the SSD you could unplug the HDD by its sata cable and see what happens

Try to unplug all sata connections, Sata power from PSU and Sata data cable from both motherboard and drive

5 minutes ago, GrizzlyBear0 said:

Could you maybe tell me how to use the event viewer? I have never used it before

Thanks

P.S providing me with a guide/youtube link works 2 just tell me what i gotta look for exactly.

 

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