Black screen Crashes

[BoxMan]

Hit Start, type Powershell.

I entered the code now what?

[BoxMan]

Yes, do #30, it will find and fix any Windows corruption.

The issue still happens before entering the code and while I was entering it I got this error when entering the first /online /cleanup image and /startcomponentcleanup and got displayed this.

Also I saw in a Reddit post of someone who had a simile issue and he was able to fix it by replacing the PCie cable

[xrobwx71]

You have to right click Powershell and choose run as Admin. Then run the commands separately.

[xrobwx71]

I got this error

You have to right click Powershell and choose run as Admin. Then run the commands separately.

by replacing the PCie cable

So, replace the cable.

[Bruce]

That error shot only show the last part of the command has been entered.
You need to copy/paste each command (the whole line).

[BoxMan]

You have to right click Powershell and choose run as Admin. Then run the commands separately.

I did and this happened

[BoxMan]

That error shot only show the last part of the command has been entered.
You need to copy/paste each command (the whole line).

I’ll try again, do you think I should get a new PCie cable if so where should I get it?

[Bruce]

These are the commands I run, from an elevated command prompt.
From PowerShell will also work, but I prefer using CMD (just old school I guess)
[ul]
[li]chkdsk c: /r[/li][li]sfc /scannow[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup /resetbase[/li][/ul]
The start CMD, click on the Start button and literally start typing CMD, under Best Match will be Command Prompt, in the right hand column, click Run as administrator.

Copy line one (above) and paste into CMD and hit Enter.
Repeat for each command above.

And dude! - the model of the PSU - please?

[Bruce]

What PCIe cable?
From where to where does this connect?

[BoxMan]

These are the commands I run, from an elevated command prompt.
From PowerShell will also work, but I prefer using CMD (just old school I guess)
[ul]
[li]chkdsk c: /r[/li][li]sfc /scannow[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup /resetbase[/li][/ul]
The start CMD, click on the Start button and literally start typing CMD, under Best Match will be Command Prompt, in the right hand column, click Run as administrator.

Copy line one (above) and paste into CMD and hit Enter.
Repeat for each command above.

And dude! - the model of the PSU - please?

I will pull it out when I get home

[BoxMan]

These are the commands I run, from an elevated command prompt.
From PowerShell will also work, but I prefer using CMD (just old school I guess)
[ul]
[li]chkdsk c: /r[/li][li]sfc /scannow[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth[/li][li]dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup /resetbase[/li][/ul]
The start CMD, click on the Start button and literally start typing CMD, under Best Match will be Command Prompt, in the right hand column, click Run as administrator.

Copy line one (above) and paste into CMD and hit Enter.
Repeat for each command above.

And dude! - the model of the PSU - please?

I tried looking for the psu sticker I can’t seem to find it.

[BoxMan]

I inputed the code and here is everything I got for each piece of code: the pictures are in order![ATTACH type=“full” alt=“IMG_1339.jpeg”]13926[/ATTACH][ATTACH type=“full” alt=“IMG_1340.jpeg”]13927[/ATTACH][ATTACH type=“full” alt=“IMG_1341.jpeg”]13928[/ATTACH][ATTACH type=“full” alt=“IMG_1342.jpeg”]13929[/ATTACH][ATTACH type=“full” alt=“IMG_1343.jpeg”]13930[/ATTACH]

[BoxMan]

What PCIe cable?
From where to where does this connect?

Power supply to gpu the thing that gives power to the gpu I saw a Reddit post where someone had a similar problem as mine and fixed it by replacing the PCie cable

[BoxMan]

Here is a Reddit post of someone who had a similar problem [MEDIA=reddit]pcgamingtechsupport/comments/149ooaq[/MEDIA]

[Bruce]

For the chkdsk message, tell it to lock the drive and have the test run when the PC restarts.
For the last two, the error was because it should have been all in the one command.
Luckily these commands aren’t dangerous, otherwise we could be having a whole different conversation trying to rebuild your system!
Please - - pay closer attention to the suggestions given and do the whole commands as written. (y)