It's very strange to me that a folder I made My Shortcuts\Drives (.ink shortcut files to all my hard drives) is giving this problem.
I choose yes and it said element not found. It then find the Windows installation and asks it to be added to the boot list. c:\My Shortcuts\Drives is corrupt and unreadable. Recovery consoles bootrec /fixboot gives element not found with a popup saying bootec.exe - corrupt file. Now on reboot, "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key". I chose the option to reset it to default values. I then have an error on reboot that overclocking has failed, please enter setup to re-configure your system.
This was done using a XP recovery disc (I don't know why I didn't use the Windows 7 one) or it could have been my Vista disc (likely not as if remember correctly it doesn't have recovery console on it).Īfter using the older OS disc to issue commands I had the same problem but now with a underscore and some 5 random symbols that meant nothing to me. I did do a /fixmbr and /fixboot (Can't recall if /fixboot went smoothly at his stage as it doesn't execute as it should later on) and rebooted. The commands below aren't in the exact order that I did them as I've started this text file a couple hours after fiddling about trying to figure out what's going on. On a fresh boot I now had a flashing underscore post checking nvram message that did nothing. On boot up, BSOD then dumps memory to disk. I hit the power button (set to sleep) in the hope that It'll go t sleep and I'll be able to boot up roughly where I left off. I then tried a load of other shortcut like ctrl+alt+del, win+L, Win+D etc. I press ctrl+shift+esc, the primary screen flickers to my desktop for a couple milliseconds and then back to black. Internet bandwidth was completely utilised, Chrome open with many tabs, ripping flac from a CD, testing films I've downloaded and downloading foobar2000 all at the same time.Īll of a sudden both screens go black.
I was using the PC, quite a big load on the RAM 4-5 GB out of a total of 6 GB was being used. This post was written as I was conducting the diagnosis' and tests in a notepad file. Forgive the spelling errors, I tried to correct them as much as possible.
This was all typed on a slightly unresponsive laptop keyboard.
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