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Computer knocked over when log into windows BSod comes up any solutions.

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My gaming PC got knocked over once I started it up it went through the normal windows and when I click on my account to enter windows it was taking a while saying welcome then went black to the blue screen with this writing . Hoping it's not a hard drive fault and won't ruin the event did not damage my hard drive

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Yeah if you've got an HDD running your operating system then you've probably damaged it

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So if it's my HDD and it's ruined is there still a way I can pull all my important stuff from?

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the fact that it loads windows at all is a good sign - you can probably get most of your files off of it but there's no way to be sure. Try plugging the hard drive into another computer or something

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It's probably the HDD. I knocked mine over once, and the HDD was killed. Then I got a SSD, and everything was much better.

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