Emergency! Help needed!

[CroixFrozy]

Hi, 

I will write this as simple as I can. 

I left my PC to download a game. 

Went out, came back, turned on PC to be greetd by a blue screen of death. 

Dad said he shut down the PC and then took and brought back the cable extension. 

Automatic repair does nothing. In diskpart it shows that the C drive has only 2048kb of space free, which is false. It also doesn't say disk "C" anymore. Whenever I am in command prompt it says X instead of C. 

I don't know what to do. Any help is appreciated. 

[fuzz0r]

Your C drive becomes X in recovery, so no worries there.

 

In the commandline type the following:

 

bootrec /fixmbr

bootrec /fixboot

bootrec /rebuildbcd

[CroixFrozy]

3 minutes ago, fuzz0r said:

Your C drive becomes X in recovery, so no worries there.

 

In the commandline type the following:

 

bootrec /fixmbr

bootrec /fixboot

bootrec /rebuildbcd

Already did that, I get 2 times successful and I think at /fixboot it says access denied... This is the disk windows is installed on... If it helps? 

[Middcore]

Download a game from where?

 

What does "took and brought back the cable extension" mean?

[CroixFrozy]

5 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Download a game from where?

 

What does "took and brought back the cable extension" mean?

Steam, the game is Rust. 

I don't plug my PC directly into the wall, it's through a cable extension. "Power supply extension cable" 

Oh yeah, he shut down the PC, unplugged everything and took the cable extension because he needed it. He then returned it and plugged back everything as it was. 

Edited February 26, 2021 by CroixFrozy

[Middcore]

25 minutes ago, CroixFrozy said:

Steam, the game is Rust. 

I don't plug my PC directly into the wall, it's through a cable extension. "Power supply extension cable" 

Oh yeah, he shut down the PC, unplugged everything and took the cable extension because he needed it. He then returned it and plugged back everything as it was. 

 

Are you sure he properly shut it down before unplugging it, instead of, I don't know, pulling the power in the middle of a Windows update or something?

[CroixFrozy]

2 hours ago, Middcore said:

 

Are you sure he properly shut it down before unplugging it, instead of, I don't know, pulling the power in the middle of a Windows update or something?

He's not that of a boomer when it comes to technology, but I think he shut it down mid download. I was downloading the game on the same disk my windows 10 is...