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Need big help - Windows boot problem

TrvpFox
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So all of the sudden today, I tried booting up windows and I can no longer boot into my lockscreen. I have no idea how to fix this, but I have tested my video card and it is fine, I cannot boot into safemode, I have tried booting into low resolution mode etc. I desperately need to save my files so any help and I will praise you forever, thanks in advance.
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barrow a friends pc, use an xdocker or something, plug your hard drive into it, back up the neccessary files, reinstall windows

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1 minute ago, 21rkosta said:

barrow a friends pc, use an xdocker or something, plug your hard drive into it, back up the neccessary files, reinstall windows

Yes, this was my absolute last resort, I wanted to see if there is anything I could do before that, but in these situations I suppose there is not much else. It sure does suck when these things happen so suddenly/unexpectedly.  

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it realy does, but thats just what happens man

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7 hours ago, 21rkosta said:

it realy does, but thats just what happens man

Well, I was able to find a system restore point from 2 days ago and restored successfully.
I'm pretty sure this was caused by me being an idiot and messing with themes and ui's.
Thanks for your help.

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