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And I would like you to try a boot from your USB. Carefully. I want you to pick Repair. The first panel is languages, click next. Down in the Left corner is repair.
I will try to check in later then.
Ken
Windows Update now royally inoperative
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New #32
Here is what displayed with usb install media plugged in and f2.... IP6 and IP4 beneath the Toshiba jump drive
Cl8ck advanced shows this
Surely I inadvertantly screwed something up?
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New #33
So as soon as you connected it found your USB as it should. The other entries are to boot from a network. Interesting they should appear now. Maybe you just connected to your network??
So next please exit the bios and boot the usb. Click next to the language panel, it should be your first Window, then on the next screen lower left, Repair.
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New #34
my hotspot is turned off, however, there are 4 very strong wifi signals within 15' and it shouldn't be connected to them or anything
Proceed with booting from the usb and repair? Will that update it to 1709 also?
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New #35
No. We are trying to fix the damaged that occurred earlier with the updates, undo's and repair.
You boot to repair, then troubleshoot and I would first try Start Up repair.
This is the 10 version of advance startup options.
Boot to Advanced Startup Options in Windows 10
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New #36
By the way, not sure if you have this document. I've been scanning.
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/su...ossary_NUC.pdf
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New #37
That was rap8dly conclusive!
I'll have to boot up another pc to affirm or deny the NUC documentation.
Just composing posts on this handhelp reaches the near limits of my not-so-young eyes.
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New #38
This is not good news. What ever happened after exiting BIOS, then the quick updates, applied and undone twice followed by “Start Up” repairs corrupted something. I saw you said it booted after that but something had to have been changed. Entering your BIOS with F2 is a standard operation.
You have your boot media and you have your data backup. I assume the SSD is where you store your data.
Did you install your OS on this device?
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New #39
I did not go into BIOS until it did the update, cannot, undoing bit.
Booted it into windows after that and 2 or 3 times.
Then I tried the f2.
The F7 displays a BIOS FLASH page both the msata and the sata.
The msata showing 3 partitions struck me as very odd.
Is there any BIOS Ssetting that would result in this behavior where those 2 aren't detected for bootup but the usb is and while the BIOS FLASH function sees them?
Yes, I installed the OS.
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New #40
only of files, not settings etc
some on sdd and everything on an external save for setting etc
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