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modecoolboy
3 months ago

Turn on your PC and immediately press the power switch to interrupt the system. Repeat this step twice.

At the third start, the Windows recovery environment should be automatically loaded. Alternatively, you can use an installation medium.

In the recovery environment, you will find the option

System recovery. Select them and follow the instructions.

Select a recovery point created before the problem and start recovery.

modecoolboy
3 months ago
Reply to  kingpatx

During a power failure, important system files could be damaged, especially if the failure occurs during an update or installation.

I have something like this at home

NCITS

modecoolboy
3 months ago
Reply to  kingpatx

Can you ever have a power failure during an update?

modecoolboy
3 months ago
Reply to  kingpatx

If there is no data on it, simply format hard drive and reinstall Windows.

Destranix
3 months ago
Reply to  modecoolboy

I would first make an integrity check, maybe the problem can be solved. Windows recovery is often broken.

modecoolboy
3 months ago

Sorry, I missed your comment.

I always get a lot of messages.

You have to hold the button a little longer. I then wrote that you should reinstall Windows best if there are no data yet.

Kaleopan
3 months ago

All jamming what’s going on.

Take out RAM clock.

Look again.