windows 10 black screen

vspecll_gtr

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Need help with windows 10..switch on com n windows 10 loading screen.. goes on forever...

I checked online and instructions was to power off when loading starts for 3 times in order to go safe mode... I did this and did a few instructions with command prompt which ought to work but it doesnt.

So now, I cant even load safe mode...

Anyone has any idea how to solve it?


Another question I have in mind, I have 2 com, 1st com is the one above, and is brand new com..
Can I unplug 1st com harddisk and connect to 2nd com and retrieve data from e 1st harddisk using 2nd com?

Appreciate your help. Thank you.
 

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........ Can I unplug 1st com harddisk and connect to 2nd com and retrieve data from e 1st harddisk using 2nd com?

Appreciate your help. Thank you.

Yes, you can. Suspect 1st HDD got bad sectors, causing boot loading issue.
 

vspecll_gtr

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Thanks.. but the 1st harddisk which has os wont affect the 2nd com?

the next question I have is, what does personal files mean? I have an option to reinstall windows without removing your personal files.. does files n folders on desktop qualifies as personal files?

Thanks!
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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Thanks.. but the 1st harddisk which has os wont affect the 2nd com?

the next question I have is, what does personal files mean? I have an option to reinstall windows without removing your personal files.. does files n folders on desktop qualifies as personal files?

Thanks!

well would prefer u set ur bios to have AHCI 1st. den load your 2nd com to desktop. den only u plug it in. if u plug 1st i scared u keep loading :s22:

anything that isnt created by u will be deleted. likfe example for OS will be formatted and become fresh new one. but i think those application u install will be still be around.

yes files and folders on desktop are consider as personal files.
 
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