Startup settings looop

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Andi Mihai

Andi Mihai

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Hi everyone,

I have a few days since I try to fix my custom PC. It was working great for months, but in a evening, after I simply turned it on it came BSOD and error 0xc00000001. I tried to choose any options from Startup settings but it just goes in a loop. I tried to boot from a USB stick(Win11), I changed the settings from boot order, everything. I even tried another USB stick with Win10 (it just came a blank blue screen with this one). I have reseted the Bios, tried do disable secure boot, fast boot, go cms mode. I have tried all the solutions. In terms of hw, all my RAM looks normal in Bios, the SSD is read. I even used Secure+ erase to format SSD and try to load another Windows clean install. I am running out of solutions. Can someone please help me? Thanks
 

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Unplug everything except the Kb Mouse and monitor.
Test
If no good.
make a ubuntu bootable usb or dvd
https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview NO install needed

Or here is a Youtube on how to make the usb

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Copy your data to an external drive or another computer/nas.

Insert the usb or cd/dvd and boot your system. You may have to change bios settings to boot from the usb or cd/dvd(every computer is different) We can help with this.

If you are copying to another usb drive plug it in before booting.

When the computer boots choose TRY UBUNTU and let the system boot.

Does it boot.
Can you post your MB make and model
 
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