Windows won't startup

[thegoogler]

Hey guys I have a big problem, my windows won't start up and I no backup or save a previous version of the ISO someone please help.

[xDylanio]

What does it show on the screen? 

[thegoogler]

A blue screen that tells me that windows won't startup

[ShatteredGamingHD]

U stuffed m9

[xDylanio]

13 minutes ago, thegoogler said:

A blue screen that tells me that windows won't startup

one thing that helped with a similar situation was clearing my cmos

[thegoogler]

27 minutes ago, xDylanio said:

one thing that helped with a similar situation was clearing my cmos

I tried but it did nothing

[Shingouki]

Is MSDART an option?

[Guest]

Did you do anything right before this happened, like mess with the bootloader or something?

 

 

Also, in Advanced Options > Startup Settings, if you click Restart, you can try to boot in safe mode, if that works.

 

[thegoogler]

 

6 hours ago, namandoesnotpanic said:

Did you do anything right before this happened, like mess with the bootloader or something?

 

 

Also, in Advanced Options > Startup Settings, if you click Restart, you can try to boot in safe mode, if that works.

 

 

no, I didn't I did a big scan on my PC through command prompts.

[thegoogler]

12 hours ago, Shingouki said:

Is MSDART an option?

no because i am not able to go onto my PC but if you have another way i could do it that would be great.

[Shingouki]

4 minutes ago, thegoogler said:

no because i am not able to go onto my PC but if you have another way i could do it that would be great.

Well, if you have another computer, you could burn a dvd with MSDART on it, then boot from it.

From there (or from a linux live cd) you will be able to see the log, that will point the error.

If it was after a major update, it's a partition error, if it's only after a scan, maybe the antivirus messed up (a false positve, i hope)

[thegoogler]

8 minutes ago, Shingouki said:

Well, if you have another computer, you could burn a dvd with MSDART on it, then boot from it.

From there (or from a linux live cd) you will be able to see the log, that will point the error.

If it was after a major update, it's a partition error, if it's only after a scan, maybe the antivirus messed up (a false positve, i hope)

 

thanks i will try to do that then the big scan again i am guessing?

[Shingouki]

6 minutes ago, thegoogler said:

thanks i will try to do that then the big scan again i am guessing?

What does "big scan" means? What have you done? Antivirus, fscan?
If it was a false positive, you have to fix it, making another scan will not do anything

 

[thegoogler]

16 minutes ago, Shingouki said:

What does "big scan" means? What have you done? Antivirus, fscan?
If it was a false positive, you have to fix it, making another scan will not do anything

 

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the scan has 5 stages and searches thoroughly through every file or corrupt, problems etc. it takes about 6 hours. I think the code was bootrec.exe /scanos or bootrec.exe /fixmbr

 

hope this helps you.

[Guest]

6 hours ago, thegoogler said:

the scan has 5 stages and searches thoroughly through every file or corrupt, problems etc. it takes about 6 hours. I think the code was bootrec.exe /scanos or bootrec.exe /fixmbr

 

hope this helps you.

These commands are made to fix the bootloader... and they shouldn't take six hours, more like six seconds each.

[thegoogler]

20 hours ago, namandoesnotpanic said:

These commands are made to fix the bootloader... and they shouldn't take six hours, more like six seconds each.

 

oh then I don't really know sorry.