Hi guys im using a windows 10 acer predator desktop. Today after turning on my desktop it said scanning and repairing drive D without giving me the option to skip. I waited for it to be completed which took a few hours and after completing, it went to a black screen which only had my cursor on. Im stuck at this black screen !! Help !!
Hi, sounds like it would be a good idea to check your disk(s)
I've no idea how many you have as there are no specs for your PC (compare mine).
Please download, create and boot from Kyhi's boot disk (DVD/drive), available from the top of the Software and Apps section. There you will see a list of available utilities.
Please run HDTune, and post a screenshot of it GUI for each of your disks.
To post a screenshot please use the Insert Image icon above your post to the left of the video icon. Thanks.
The thing is i cant get access to my desktop, it goes straight to scanning and repairing D drive so im unable to download kyhi like you asked me to. I do not know much about computers so i apologise.
Also obtain a flash drive in which you can format and create a bootable windows 10 iso: Download Windows 10
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Windows 10 Forums
http://www.hdtune.com/
If D: is a separate physical drive and not needed for booting Windows, then disconnect it. See if your PC boots.
OR:
Can you ask a friend to help & use their PC? Go to an internet cafe?
It's very handy to keep basic boot tools ready in the event that something happens.
I have DVD's for
- Win 10
- Macrium Reflect (disk imaging)
- Partition Manager
- Kyhi's boot disk
and some others.
You can even create a multiboot flash drive with several on the same device.
Have you been able to boot to a USB drive? Are you still getting a black screen or can you boot to the windows recovery or advanced troubleshooting menu?
-- raiyankooh said he can't download anything. (#3).
Another approach might be to try to boot to Safe Mode with Networking.
(Shift + left click restart, navigate through the prompts and a brief restart to
Startup Settings
and select
5 Safe Mode with Networking.
You should then have internet access.
Reset the 'dirty' bit
While in Safe Mode, try this:
Manually Reset or Clear Dirty Bit in Windows without using CHKDSK • Raymond.CC
This resets the flag that normally triggers chkdsk.
However, what puzzles me is that relates to running chkdsk on boot- not after logging in.So I think something else is wrong, and I then return to the idea of disconnecting D: and seeing if you can boot.
And whilst in Safe Mode, set up a clean boot and try that.
If something is triggered on logging in that scans D: that should stop it.
Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials
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Last edited by dalchina; 10 Jun 2017 at 03:13.
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