Recent content by 0Dunxter0

I'm glad to hear that! It was a pain to deal with this only to find the solution was as simple as that haha

Okay, I've managed to solve it. Apparently I had two Windows Boot Managers on my HHD Drive (the both of them named equally: "Windows Boot Manager (SATA2: WDC WD10EZRX-00L4HB9)". I only had to select the second one through the BIOS/UEFI Boot Options. Now my Windows is booting perfectly.

Here you go. As you can see, the system is in disk D: Also, it's in spanish. I've tried to change the language through the media but it's not possible (I would need to create another one).

The following error has been preventing me from updating Windows 10 through Windows Update for quite some time (maybe a year or so): "Unsupported Disk Layout for UEFI Firmware". I finally decided to give it a go and try solving it, and to do so, I used the MBR2GPT tool in order to turn my MBR...

Okay, good news! It was the AMD display drivers the one which caused my issue, after disabling or uninstalling them, I can boot to Windows 10 normally. The thing is that I can't install any AMD driver, if I do so it will start the problem again. I've tried installing both the latest...

Thanks for helping me out! I haven't found any "Windows Boot Manager" option on my BIOS, although I've found these two options that may be related: "Boot mode select: [LEGACY+UEFI]", which was found inside the "Settings\Boot" menu, and "BIOS UEFI/CSM Mode: [CSM]", which was found inside the...

More experiments: I've tried the third workaround from this guide (https://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10) which consists on using a Windows 10 installation drive and its Command Prompt utility in the repair section in order to run the following command; " bcdedit /set...

Okay, i've managed to avoid the System Restore error I was talking about and managed to get a succesful recovery, but the problem persists, I still cant access to Windows, and when the WinRE kicks in i'm immediately stuck at the Startup Repair screen, displaying that I have no administrator...

!Update! Nevermind the last paragraph about trying to backup from Safe Mode, i'll instead try to use the AOMEI bootable USB drive utility (in another PC) in order to make a backup of my faulty C drive before trying to restore my system. This way I don't even need to boot into Safe Mode.

Oh, I see! I've tried using System restore but a pop up displays me that I should specify the installation of Windows that I am willing to restore. It also says that I should restart the system, select an OS and then select System Restore. How do I "select" an OS? Is there any way to do that on...

Okay, i've managed to boot the troubleshooting utility from a repair flash USB drive and tried to Startup repair from there, but got no satisfactory results: "Startup Repair couldn't repair my pc". What should I try? Also, is there any way through the CMD prompt from the USB drive...

What do you mean with 1909? My faulty pc is running Windows 10 Pro V 10.0.18363 compilation 18363, and if you're asking for the system I could make the bootable flash USB with, then it's running Windows 10 Home 10.0.18362 compilation 18362. Thanks again!

Unfortunately I have no access to my install media, although I have access to another pc and I could do a boot repair flash usb from there. Is there any difference between using the original one from my pc and using one from another system? Thanks!!

I actually can't access to safe mode, as the last paragraph says, is there any way around it? Thanks!

Thanks for answering! Will this procedure erase my files / apps or will it be safe to use?