Please... Help me.... I am absolutely sick of that *** windows10 CONSTANTLY FORCING IT'S UPDATES EVERY COUPLE OF DAYS.... it ruins my work and everything


So this Ubuntu.. I can throw windows...

Alright so this is my update!


Well I tried to load the * Windows Recovery Environment * programme onto USB but the laptop wouldn't have it, despite correcting for Boot Order. So I bought some...

Hi, I don't have or know anything about Linux or Ubuntu. I have been attempting the above but for some reason the software refused to transfer onto USB, so I had to get hold of DVD R discs in order...

Alright thank you both f14tomcat and simrick, I am going to look at these things that you suggest and I will reply with updates on progress.

No I don't have anything backed up, I was ready to hit the switch and go the nuklr option but now I'm not sure - if I had my work backed up I wouldn't hesitate, apps can be reinstalled but work will...

Does that mean for sure abandoning all hope of recovering any files? (presumably yes but I'm still learning)

Also - how do I do that? Just simply select delete on that same popup?

A little update:

Okay, so since the data is apparently lost at this point (unless someone knows what to do?) I tried the windows reinstall option 2.

Now, on the popup there it asks me where do...

We posted at the same time, sort of.

I have been and am still following your post's advice.

I've just done the "chkdsk C: /f /offlinescanandfix"
And it's the same as before - it goes...

Now I refreshed it and opened command prompt again and the first text reads:

Microsoft Windows [ version 10.0.17134.1 ]
Not enough memory resources are available to process this command

(I...

Additional information

Alright, so additional information is that I have also done:


Chkdsk C: /f /r /x

It scanned stage 1 to stage 5 and said "windows has scanned the file system and found...

That is useful to know, I have tried with uppercase and lowercase and the result is the same

"The parameter is incorrect"


I don't know what to do at this point.


Upon doing dskchk I get...

Hello again, I hope that you are still around and interested in helping me and those who may read this with the same problem, to find the solution.

UPDATE.

So I now have a friend who used...

I am going to try again with getting hold of the windows10 disc from the link (would a USB be equal?), I am going to try to work through the problems of just getting the link on disc or USB.

I...

Okay so I've been trying and trying and trying to get the windows10 from that link to follow through so I can make the ISO until I'm losing my cool and every time it won't let me - citing that some...

Alright, so I will arrange to get a disc copied from that link of windows10 to use as a new recovery disc, and then I will return to this thread.

Thank you for your help and patience thus far, I...

According to this link it could require a different command but I am not sure what they mean by "n" if that's letter E or volume 2, I don't want to screw it up by typing the wrong thing. And I'm not...

It was successfully doing everything right up to:
Mountvol U: /s

There it again says:
The parameter is incorrect

Alright, no problem, so typing:

bcdedit

It says:

The boot configuration data store could not be opened. The requested system device cannot be found.


but then typing:

Okay so typing exactly as you have written and shown, the reply is simply:

'findstr' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I have also used the following:

*****
Booting to WinRE will give you the tools to access your entire C:\ but you need to determine what drive letter WinRE has given to your C:\ for the session...

Screen shot using the camera phone:


https://ibb.co/di6vNH

Link to screen shot
https://ibb.co/di6vNH

If you can tell me where to host an image I can take a screen shot photo of the computer with this Internet-device that I'm using to write this.
*I found a host and took a photo but I'm not sure...

I did that too, I did that first but it says: "the parameter is incorrect"

Alright, it's giving me a problem when I try the first command:

Mountvol U:/S

Instead of carrying out an action it says a screenful of text explaining things about that command, and then after...

Alright, I've done this (the disk # seems to be zero since that's what line came up when I typed DISKPART>List disk, but according to a previous check of some cmd prompt typing volume zero was the...