[bambidbl]

Hello,system restore didn’t work,what do I do?

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Hello,system restore didn’t work,what do I do?

[bambidbl]

Hello,system restore didn’t work,what do I do?

[RKinner]

Safe Mode did not work either?

 

On another computer you can go to https://www.microsof...nload/windows10

scroll down to

Create Windows 10 installation media

 

Click on Download Now

Follow the instruction under 

Using the tool to create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) to install Windows 10 on a different PC (click to show more or less information)

You need a USB with at least 8GB

Then boot the sick PC from the USB and Repair.(You may have to go into the BIOS setup to change the boot order so it will boot from the USB and not the hard drive

https://support.micr...17-9aec89c4f9f5

If the hard drive has not failed then it should work.

[bambidbl]

Hello,when I try to reinstall windows on my hdd from the usb it tells me it cant because the disk is a gpt partition.
What do I do?

[bambidbl]

I found some tutorials on YouTube about it but I ll wait for you to answer before doing anything

[bambidbl]

Never mind,successfully converted in gpt and started the installation

[bambidbl]

Windows reinstalled but all my files are gone,not a big deal but i didnt think it would erase everything.Do i send minitoolbox log again?

Edited by bambidbl, Yesterday, 07:48 AM.

[RKinner]

Sorry about that.  I think verifier must be broken in Win 10.  The last time I used it was Win 7 and it worked like it should.

 

When you said you converted in gpt did you convert the USB or the hard drive?

Usually there is a option to Repair but too late now.

 

In general a new install will need a lot of Windows Updates and probably some device drivers so go to Settings, Update and Security, Windows Update, check for updates.  There will probably be some driver updates under View Optional Updates, Driver Updates.  You should get all of them as well as any optional updates

Also the update that ends in 441 will fail until you manually resize the Recovery partition,  If you right click on Start and Select Disk Management then look at the disk 0 where C: is shown the partition to the right of C: is usually the recovery partition and by default it's a little more than 500 MB.  The update will not install until the recovery partition is increased in size by 250 MB.  The following manual procedure works well:

 

https://support.micr...a9-24c8229763bf

 

If you don't resize the partition the update will continue to attempt to install and fail and will slow down your PC a lot.

 

I guess the question is do you still have the crashes?

[bambidbl]

Hello,about the files that i lost i honestly dont really care as there wasnt a lot of important stff there.There is effectively a lot of updates,i ll resize the partition,update everything and get back to you in one or two days if a crash happens.

Thank you for your help

 

Edit:Also, i am able to update to windows 11,do you think it is necessary to do it?

Edited by bambidbl, Yesterday, 08:22 AM.

[bambidbl]

when i try to shrink the RE partition it tells me it cant,how to do it?

 

Edit:I figured it out after some researches,i ll get back to you if crashes happen again

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Edited by bambidbl, Yesterday, 10:11 AM.

[RKinner]

You don't want to shrink part 4.  You need to shrink part 3.  Might be easier to do it in Disk Management.  Just select the partition with the C: and rightclick and shrink.  Change the possible shrink number to 250.

[bambidbl]

Hello,crash again.Unexpected_store_exception

[phillpower2]

1. Copy any dmp files from C:\Windows\Minidump onto the desktop.

2. Select all of them, right-click on one, and click on Send To> New Compressed (zipped) Folder.

3. Upload the zip folder using the Attach Files buttons, bottom left of the dialogue input box 

 

[bambidbl]

here it is.

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