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so I turned off my PC earlier today. Came back and when I tried to boot up i would get this error code (0xc000000f) 

Here's a video I just recorded to show you exactly what I'm dealing with. 

Thanks for any help you guys have.

 

update: I disconnected my hard drives,booted up to the Windows 10 installer usb, installed it on a new partition and everything seems fine. So if I try to start up from my first petition then I go back to the error message. However, even though my ssd and hard dive is full of stuff, I can't access it anymore (I think it's because all my files are on partition 1) so now what am I supposed to do to get my files accessible again?

 

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Its a boot manager error

Check your Bios setup.

And fix your Title its click bait and has nothing to do with you issue.

 

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13 minutes ago, Scottydbeatbox said:

so I turned off my PC earlier today. Came back and when I tried to boot up i would get this error code (0xc000000f) 

Here's a video I just recorded to show you exactly what I'm dealing with. 

Thanks for any help you guys have.

 

 

 

Try plugging it into a usb 2.0 port if possible.

 

If that doesn't help, try booting into your BIOS, then boot to the flash drive from there.

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55 minutes ago, TheKDub said:

So I was able to prioritize the USB and got to Windows. I disconnected all my hdd so I could only re install Windows to my ssd. It all went pretty smoothly. Finally got to the welcome screen on Windows 10. Thinking I fixed it I turned off my PC to plug back in my hdd' only to run into this same bullshit blue screen. 

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Just now, Scottydbeatbox said:
58 minutes ago, TheKDub said:

So I was able to prioritize the USB and got to Windows. I disconnected all my hdd so I could only re install Windows to my ssd. It all went pretty smoothly. Finally got to the welcome screen on Windows 10. Thinking I fixed it I turned off my PC to plug back in my hdd' only to run into this same bullshit blue screen. 

 

IDK, blame MSX and microsoft for doing a shit job at it.

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