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They should be. Try entering the BIOS and see if your drive is detected.

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Hi, 

 

As Morfy said, jump into your bios and make sure your drives are detected and out of curiosity, do you remember what the blue screen was for? because unless some hardware fault has occurred it sounds very strange to not be able to boot back into windows.

 

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Can you reset the PW? look for jumpers on the board to see for PW resets.

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