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I have no idea what this means. I pulled my gpu out to verify in my buddys system that his gpu is dead. Using my m.2 ssd to boot because he kept his. I got this error on his system, and now mine now that I’ve put everything back in it. I have no idea what this means and I really hope it doesn’t mean my drive is dead because I’m dumb and don’t back shit up. 
 

I tried unplugging everything other than a keyboard and mouse, and it still happens. 

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What operating system are you running and what chipset is the motherboard? Windows 7 is very old and doesn't have drivers for newer chipsets and their corresponding drive controllers, which can cause an error screen like yours when booting.

 

Edit: If it is Windows 7 and you are using hardware newer than 2009, try a newer operating system, like an Ubuntu Live CD. (they call it a Live CD but you can actually boot it from a USB using Rufus.)

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1 hour ago, Sesame said:

What operating system are you running and what chipset is the motherboard? Windows 7 is very old and doesn't have drivers for newer chipsets and their corresponding drive controllers, which can cause an error screen like yours when booting.

 

Edit: If it is Windows 7 and you are using hardware newer than 2009, try a newer operating system, like an Ubuntu Live CD. (they call it a Live CD but you can actually boot it from a USB using Rufus.)

Running windows 10 20h2 with an amd ryzen 5 3600x on an Asus rog b450f board

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On 3/28/2021 at 8:04 PM, Chaos Network said:

Running windows 10 20h2 with an amd ryzen 5 3600x on an Asus rog b450f board

That makes it a bit easier; you can try using a Windows 10 installer boot drive to repair the bootloader.

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