I think I've deleted some important files in the process of transferring files from my hard drive to another. Now, as soon as I open the PC, it gives me a blue screen and tells me to either recover the lost files (which I've tried and it doesn't work) or to turn off the PC. The error code is 0x80070003. Any help?
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Solved Recovering files
- Thread starter Alex Smith
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Do you still have the backup on the original Drive if so redo it and see if that takes care of it.
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BSOD Log/Dump File A BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) produces a log file otherwise known as a memory dump. This file contains the error codes you received on the blue screen itself, as well as what was actually happening at the time of the crash and what was loaded in memory. A debug analysis can...
I got the PC 4 days ago, it was already used by someone else and I tried to delete those files from said previous person. I don't have any backups and neither did he.
Can you access the system in any way
What version and and release of the operating system
Have you tried safe mode to see if you can access the recovery
What is the make and model
Have you tried a system restore and or a factory reset
What version and and release of the operating system
Have you tried safe mode to see if you can access the recovery
What is the make and model
Have you tried a system restore and or a factory reset
I'm on Windows 10
Yes, I've tried safe mode with no success
Yes I've tried a system restore, again, with no success
What do you mean by "accessing the system" exactly?
I haven't tried a factory reset yet but that's because I can't find a way to do it haha
Yes, I've tried safe mode with no success
Yes I've tried a system restore, again, with no success
What do you mean by "accessing the system" exactly?
I haven't tried a factory reset yet but that's because I can't find a way to do it haha
I would suggest that you download the ISO and create the disk for the system and do a reinstall form there.
Can you get into the computer and click on things?
No I can't, I'm stuck at the "Automatic Repair" screen. The only things I can click are the Restart and Advanced Options buttons, none of which do anything.
I've got "Shutdown", "Restart" and Troubleshooting.
Then under Troubleshooting I've got "Computer Restore", which doesn't work and Advanced Options.
Under Advanced Options I've got:
-Fix while booting up (doesn't work)
-System Restore (doesn't work)
-Booting up Settings (doesn't work)
-Command Prompt (85% sure it doesn't work)
Also, I was told that, in this current situation, I should download Windows all over again by a friend/programmer.
Then under Troubleshooting I've got "Computer Restore", which doesn't work and Advanced Options.
Under Advanced Options I've got:
-Fix while booting up (doesn't work)
-System Restore (doesn't work)
-Booting up Settings (doesn't work)
-Command Prompt (85% sure it doesn't work)
Also, I was told that, in this current situation, I should download Windows all over again by a friend/programmer.
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