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Windows Boot error / Ultra Fast Boot.

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Hey people,

 

I'll keep this simple,I have my pc setup to ultra fast boot and I didnt know at the time it disables the usb ports.Whats happened is I turned my pc on this morning and got a boot error message 0xc00000f.

 

Any idea what I can do? I cant get into the bios to change boot order because the usb ports are not picking up my keyboards.

 

I really hope someone has an answer because I'm a little freaked I'll be honest.

 

Thank you.

 

Gigabyte B150-N Motherboard

Sandisk 1TB SSD M.2 (Boot Drive)

WD 2TB HDD (Media Drive)

Windows 10

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Just now, TAHIRMIA said:

You have to rebuild your boot files with a Recovery Disk/USB

 

Yeah but my usb ports are disabled due to fast boot.

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1 minute ago, TAHIRMIA said:

Do you have an optical Drive?

 

No,not used one for a very long time, I think my only option is to reset the cmos

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Just reset your CMOS to get back into your UEFI.

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Do you have a PS/2 keyboard?

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4 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

Do you have a PS/2 keyboard?

 

Nope,ive reset the cmos now, fingers crossed everything works

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