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ishraq2626
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So i was overclocking my cpu and i bumped the cpu ratio and got bsod,i then increased voltage and i accidentally clicked on the launch startup repair,but then after a while it got BSOD,

now i want to know if that could do any damage to my components or the windows itself as it was in the phase of "attempting to repair",

PLEASE HELP!!
TIA!! :D

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Part of Oc'ing is failing into a BSOD. Not an issue. Reset CMOS and restart.

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So i was overclocking my cpu and i bumped the cpu ratio and got bsod,i then increased voltage and i accidentally clicked on the launch startup repair,but then after a while it got BSOD,

now i want to know if that could do any damage to my components or the windows itself as it was in the phase of "attempting to repair",

PLEASE HELP!!

TIA!! :D

Not an issue.  That's standard procedure when OC'ing.  Also, do this.

 

 Reset CMOS and restart.

QUOTE ME OR I PROBABLY WON'T SEE YOUR RESPONSE 

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thanks for the quick reply,but isnt it a problem as it was repairing but suddenly got bsod?

Worst case is you may need to reinstall your OS. But, I'm 99% sure, a CMOS reset will reboot it into OS.

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