Windows Random Shutdown when using

I was using my laptop and windows shutdown with no warning, when i restarted windows it was stuck in a boot loop.

I the start up repair utility within windows now the computer boots to user account when i put in my password it says preparing windows sits like this for 10 mins then all i get is a black screen with mouse cursor. left like this for 3 hours and still nothing.

same issue arrises when I try to boot to into safe mode

unfortunately system restore is not turned on so cant restore to earlier date.

I have tried rebuilding BCD from bootrec from a windows 10 usb (no fix)

SFC /scannow runs verification to 100% then I get windoows resource protection could not perform the requested operation

tried runing chkdsk /f and /r didnt help

system recovery will not reset computer either

anyone any ideas

Thanks in advance

dalchina said:

Please boot your PC using Kyhi's disk (available from the top of the Software and Apps section here).

Run Minitool partition wizard, make sure all text in columns is visible, and post a screenshot of its GUI.
To post a screenshot please use the Insert Image icon above your post to the left of the video icon

Use file explorer to view your Windows partition- can you access it?Run HD Tune; look at the Health Tab- is all listed as OK?
Use the Error Scan tab to scan your disk and post a screenshot of the result.

There are many possible reasons why your PC may have shut down- MBO failure, disk failure, thermal cut-out.
Does your PC typically get hot? Does the fan run hard?

Perhaps it has even received a Windows update requiring a restart, and failed. Do you have Active hours turned on, and if so, was this event during that period?

Thanks for the reply

windows boots up but no desktop just black screen

I can run task manager by pressing cntrl shft and esc

also pressing cntrl alt and delete brings up lock screen

computer doesnt run hot nor fan run loud.

it could have possibly been updates thats caused it to restart.

will post required screenshots asap

dalchina said:

I'm tempted to think you've received the Creator's upgrade- were you running the Anniversary build? Do you know if you previously upgraded to the Creator's build?

If unsure have a look at your C: drive and see if you see Windows.old, and note the date and time.


After you've done the above (it's no good proceeding if your disk is dodgy) - this is jumping ahead at this point..
See e.g.
Blank screen after installing Creators Update (NOT spinning circles) Solved - Windows 10 Forums
Every Profile Hangs At Black Screen After Creator's Update - Windows 10 Forums

No I don't have the windows old so don't think it has upgraded me.

dalchina said:

Just realised- if the upgrade failed, it may not have created it... so that's not a good test. Windows logs could be useful, as you can't see your Update History.

Here are two of the simpler ones:
A list of some log files:
C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Panther
The panther logs are often hidden. Configure file explorer so that you can find the hidden files.
setuperr.log
setupact.log

I had a try at the fixes by starting in safe mode and disabling all non MS services hasnt changed a thing still the same outcome

will try accessing the logs and get back to you

dalchina said:

Just realised- if the upgrade failed, it may not have created it... so that's not a good test. Windows logs could be useful, as you can't see your Update History.

Here are two of the simpler ones:
A list of some log files:
C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Panther
The panther logs are often hidden. Configure file explorer so that you can find the hidden files.
setuperr.log
setupact.log

tried running the logs

setuperr.log produced a blank notepad
setupact.log produced this

2017-08-01 14:28:22, info UI Launching ConX setup experience
2017-08-01 14:28:22, info UI Inspecting ConX Setup Cmdline
2017-08-01 14:28:22, info UI Launching E:\sources\SetupPrep.exe

that all info in both logs

dalchina said:

Please boot your PC using Kyhi's disk (available from the top of the Software and Apps section here).

Run Minitool partition wizard, make sure all text in columns is visible, and post a screenshot of its GUI.
To post a screenshot please use the Insert Image icon above your post to the left of the video icon

Use file explorer to view your Windows partition- can you access it?

Run HD Tune; look at the Health Tab- is all listed as OK?
Use the Error Scan tab to scan your disk and post a screenshot of the result.

There are many possible reasons why your PC may have shut down- MBO failure, disk failure, thermal cut-out.
Does your PC typically get hot? Does the fan run hard?

Perhaps it has even received a Windows update requiring a restart, and failed. Do you have Active hours turned on, and if so, was this event during that period?

Please complete your system spec (see mine for comparison- click My Computer below).
System Specs - Fill in at Ten Forums Windows 10 General Tips Tutorials
Include the build of Windows you are using, whether Home or Pro, 32 bit, or 64, and the type of disk and your laptop model.

Here is the screenshot of mintool partition tool

the hdd info has nothing to show and hdd scan says 100% damaged

why does chkdsk find no errors but hdd tune say 100%