It's not new to this machine. And If I restart the pc, then it does not show up in bios or diskpart. If I power cycle, then it shows up on diskpart as well as bios. It shows up from the Linux live...

I didn't change anything. The computer just froze and wouldn't boot any longer.

I'll look into these. Thanks for the heads up

It is a pc that I built myself. I7-3770k, ASRock extreme 4, 2x EVGA 780ti, Corsair TX 750, 16 GB G.Skill Ripjaw, a 2TB WD, and a 120GB SanDisk Ultra SSD.

The SanDisk is going on 3 years old so...

I;ll have to pop this drive in somewhere else and see if i can salvage it. Thanks for the heads up.

So it seems like there isn't much I can do for this drive? I am assuming all of the data is lost and i will need a new drive?

So i made a linux live USB. The SSD is in the file browser but when I try to access it, I am met with the error "Windows is hibernated, refused to mount. The NTFS partition is in an unsafe state....

I do not have a disc drive in my PC. Can I make like a live USB?




The format when I checked Diskpart said NTFS.



I already tried doing a clean install from my Win10 USB and was told to...

So my computer froze and I restarted it. and I ran into a bunch of boot issues. In all Scenarios, all fans,case lighting, GPU lights turn on and stay on.

-When I reset the PC, it goes to the bios...