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I'm booting up my computer and every time it just goes to a black screen 

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Probably either an issue with your power supply or motherboard. Give the power supply that you use, and the motherboard that you use.

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Same problem or new issue dude?

Main system:

i7 6700k @4.8ghz 1.45v

ROG Maximus Hero VIII

Gigabyte G1 980ti Sli @1500 ghz

Samsung 950 pro 512gb

16gb G.Skill Ripjawz V @3400mhz 

Corsair H115i 280mm AIO

Corsair 400c Case

Corsair RM1000i

 

Backup/Older/Toys:

Intel i3 6100 @4.6ghz 1.52v

Asrock B150M Pro4/Hyper

Intel 750 series 400gb

Radeon Rx 470 XFX

Thermaltake Water 3.0 360mm AIO 

inWin 303 case

 

AMD Phenom II x4 940 @3.9ghz 1.65v

Gigabyte 780g mobo

Corsair H100 240mm AIO

Corsair Dominiator 8gb DDR2 @1066

Evga GTX 750ti FTW @1450mhz

Thermaltake Matrix case (modded)

 

"The best way to look stylish on a budget is to try second-hand, bargain hunting, and vintage" 

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6 minutes ago, spidsepttk said:

Probably either an issue with your power supply or motherboard. Give the power supply that you use, and the motherboard that you

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Same problem or new issue dude?

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1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Same problem or new issue dude?

Well I did the windows thing and I did the startup repair option and everytime I take the flash drive out it just goes to a black screen and everytime I put it back in it takes my to the option menu so Idk what to do right now

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6 minutes ago, RS2007GOD said:

Same problem or new issue dude?

And I also tried the reset option but it cancels it everytime 

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hmm ok well when ive had the problem of windows repair not working i just format the drive and reinstall windows. If you want to do that and risk loosing your windows licence is up to you. It "may" be another problem like motherboard or psu or even ram but i highly dout it. Its a data error in your os on the harddrive pretty sure.

Main system:

i7 6700k @4.8ghz 1.45v

ROG Maximus Hero VIII

Gigabyte G1 980ti Sli @1500 ghz

Samsung 950 pro 512gb

16gb G.Skill Ripjawz V @3400mhz 

Corsair H115i 280mm AIO

Corsair 400c Case

Corsair RM1000i

 

Backup/Older/Toys:

Intel i3 6100 @4.6ghz 1.52v

Asrock B150M Pro4/Hyper

Intel 750 series 400gb

Radeon Rx 470 XFX

Thermaltake Water 3.0 360mm AIO 

inWin 303 case

 

AMD Phenom II x4 940 @3.9ghz 1.65v

Gigabyte 780g mobo

Corsair H100 240mm AIO

Corsair Dominiator 8gb DDR2 @1066

Evga GTX 750ti FTW @1450mhz

Thermaltake Matrix case (modded)

 

"The best way to look stylish on a budget is to try second-hand, bargain hunting, and vintage" 

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6 minutes ago, RS2007GOD said:

hmm ok well when ive had the problem of windows repair not working i just format the drive and reinstall windows. If you want to do that and risk loosing your windows licence is up to you. It "may" be another problem like motherboard or psu or even ram but i highly dout it. Its a data error in your os on the harddrive pretty sure.

How do u format the drive?

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6 minutes ago, Fieldsy12 said:

How do u format the drive?

When you reinstall windows, there's an option for you to format a connected drive before it installs to it.

Blue screens eh? Did you try setting it to Wumbo?

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3 minutes ago, Damocles said:

When you reinstall windows, there's an option for you to format a connected drive before it installs to it.

Well I'm installing windows again right now

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21 minutes ago, RS2007GOD said:

hmm ok well when ive had the problem of windows repair not working i just format the drive and reinstall windows. If you want to do that and risk loosing your windows licence is up to you. It "may" be another problem like motherboard or psu or even ram but i highly dout it. Its a data error in your os on the harddrive pretty sure.

I got it!!! Let's goo!!

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22 minutes ago, RS2007GOD said:

hmm ok well when ive had the problem of windows repair not working i just format the drive and reinstall windows. If you want to do that and risk loosing your windows licence is up to you. It "may" be another problem like motherboard or psu or even ram but i highly dout it. Its a data error in your os on the harddrive pretty sure.

Thanks 

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Goodwork :) 

Main system:

i7 6700k @4.8ghz 1.45v

ROG Maximus Hero VIII

Gigabyte G1 980ti Sli @1500 ghz

Samsung 950 pro 512gb

16gb G.Skill Ripjawz V @3400mhz 

Corsair H115i 280mm AIO

Corsair 400c Case

Corsair RM1000i

 

Backup/Older/Toys:

Intel i3 6100 @4.6ghz 1.52v

Asrock B150M Pro4/Hyper

Intel 750 series 400gb

Radeon Rx 470 XFX

Thermaltake Water 3.0 360mm AIO 

inWin 303 case

 

AMD Phenom II x4 940 @3.9ghz 1.65v

Gigabyte 780g mobo

Corsair H100 240mm AIO

Corsair Dominiator 8gb DDR2 @1066

Evga GTX 750ti FTW @1450mhz

Thermaltake Matrix case (modded)

 

"The best way to look stylish on a budget is to try second-hand, bargain hunting, and vintage" 

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