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C drive gone after BSOD

AligatetColt
By AligatetColt
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I was placing the system on my new desk and I started it up like normal. Everything worked fine. But I just suddenly got a blue screen. I restarted my pc and it kept saying I sent boot drive. I kinda freaked out and thought to see if a recovery usb with a Windows 10 installation on it would work. Nothing seemed to work and I thought to look into the windows installation where you can see all the drives. It was there but only the buttons new was able to be pressed.

 

The c drive is on a Samsung m.2

 

 

  • OS - Windows 10
  • x64
  • Age of system - around 1 year
  • Age of OS installation - same as build date
  • Ryzen 3560x (not 100% sure I am bad at remembering)
  • AMD Radeon rx5700 xT
  • MotherBoard - asrock taichi x570
  • Power Supply - Corsair rm750
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You could try recovering your data by creating a bootable Ubuntu disk, and click on Try and then go ahead and check in Files if your drive is present, if yes, go ahead and copy all your files.

I can help if you don't know how to create a bootable disk.

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