Problems again

[Cleberbert]

Well I'm back with another problem after doing some updates for my graphics and stuff yesterday my computer restarted and it just started doing this(pic1) it did it for around 4 hours yesterday and I boot my PC up again and I am greeted with the black screen again , please help

[Aaronius_Leonius]

Do you have a windows install USB?

[Cleberbert]

Just now, AA-RonRosen said:

Do you have a windows install USB?

No, the PC came Pre-installed with Windows 10

[Aaronius_Leonius]

Just now, Cleberbert said:

No, the PC came Pre-installed with Windows 10

Do you have another computer you can make one with? 

[VVoltor]

1 minute ago, AA-RonRosen said:

Do you have a windows install USB?

Yes, you can use the Windows Installation media to restore your system, or in the worst case install Windows again.

 

If you don't have one and can't make on on another PC, and this is caused by graphics drivers, you could try removing your graphics card and using the onboard graphics.

[Cleberbert]

Just now, AA-RonRosen said:

Do you have another computer you can make one with? 

Yes my brother has a computer running Windows 8

[R3ep3r]

If it posts and goes to the loading screen of the windows and there it stops, clearly your driver deleted some of the windows files or registry files.(Mine did the same when I updated my 1050ti's drivers and I had to reinstall the windows.)

I suggest you reinstalling the windows or trying to repair it using windows recovery.

[Aaronius_Leonius]

12 minutes ago, Cleberbert said:

Yes my brother has a computer running Windows 8

Use the media creation tool (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10) to make an install USB. It needs to be 8gb or more. After that, boot off it on your computer and select repair your computer.

[Cleberbert]

Just now, AA-RonRosen said:

Use the media creation tool (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10) to make an install USB. It needs to be 8gb or more. After that, boot off it on your computer and select repair your computer.

Ok gonna try that thanks for the help dude

[Aaronius_Leonius]

10 minutes ago, Cleberbert said:

Ok gonna try that thanks for the help dude

No problem

[Cleberbert]

22 hours ago, AA-RonRosen said:

Use the media creation tool (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10) to make an install USB. It needs to be 8gb or more. After that, boot off it on your computer and select repair your computer.

After diagnosing in startup repair after booting off the USB it came up with this 

[Aaronius_Leonius]

9 minutes ago, Cleberbert said:

After diagnosing in startup repair after booting off the USB it came up with this 

-snip-

Do you know how to get into command prompt?

[Cleberbert]

2 minutes ago, AA-RonRosen said:

Do you know how to get into command prompt?

Yes

[Cleberbert]

15 minutes ago, AA-RonRosen said:

Do you know how to get into command prompt?

I'm on it now what I need to do ?

[Aaronius_Leonius]

6 minutes ago, Cleberbert said:

Yes

open it up and start with this command

bootrec /scanos

Make sure it detects your windows install. If it does, continue.

 

Next up, use these commands to repair the bootloader files. This should fix it if it is your bootloader

bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd

Lets go over what each of these do

 

/fixboot is reinstalling your bootloader so you have a fresh bootloader

/rebuildbcd is fixing the BCD or binary coded decimal. You can read more about it at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal

 

 

[Cleberbert]

11 minutes ago, AA-RonRosen said:

open it up and start with this command

bootrec /scanos

Make sure it detects your windows install. If it does, continue.

 

Next up, use these commands to repair the bootloader files. This should fix it if it is your bootloader

bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd

Lets go over what each of these do

 

/fixboot is reinstalling your bootloader so you have a fresh bootloader

/rebuildbcd is fixing the BCD or binary coded decimal. You can read more about it at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal

 

 

First two worked fine, but bootrec /RebuildCbd wouldnt

[Aaronius_Leonius]

41 minutes ago, Cleberbert said:

First two worked fine, but bootrec /RebuildCbd wouldnt

It's actually /rebuildBCD. capitalization doesn't matter.

[Cleberbert]

5 minutes ago, AA-RonRosen said:

It's actually /rebuildBCD. capitalization doesn't matter.

Ah crap feel dumb now

 

5 minutes ago, AA-RonRosen said:

It's actually /rebuildBCD. capitalization doesn't matter.

 

[Aaronius_Leonius]

Just now, Cleberbert said:

Ah crap feel dumb now

 

 

just restart then. 

 

[Aaronius_Leonius]

3 hours ago, Cleberbert said:

Ah crap feel dumb now

 

 

Did it work?