"Anti-Overclock" problem with RX 580. Windows wont boot.

[edi.castaneda]

I have a RX 580 8GB from Gigabyte. I very stupidly took the voltage on MSIA, to like the lowest you can get it, and aplied, it instantly crashed as expected, and now Windows wont boot. I wont even get a Windows logo, just the MB logo and the Windows 10 repair screen. I dont know what to do, how to reset the voltage or anything. I have tried booting in safe mode but it just shows me a black screen and then the same error screen of solve problems, etc. Please help me and thanks in advanced.

 

[pete_101]

Have you let the Windows 10 repair run until the end, or do you restart? The settings you applied should only apply while the program is running. I assume that during the crash and shutdown, the OS got screwed up a bit. Let the repair tool do it's job.

 

[edi.castaneda]

Have you let the Windows 10 repair run until the end, or do you restart? The settings you applied should only apply while the program is running. I assume that during the crash and shutdown, the OS got screwed up a bit. Let the repair tool do it's job.

I do let it run, the one that goes back to the black screen with the MB brand and just loeads and says, trying to realize repairs [rough translation from spanish]. and it just goes back to the Windows repair screen that gives me the option to shut it off or advanced options. I does say, Registry file: C:\Windows\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt, which I guess is the log for the error. Btw, I appreciate the willingness to help.

 

[rgd1101]

What is your full system spec? got a iGPU?
Need to fix the windows install, what in the advanced options?

 

[edi.castaneda]

What is your full system spec? got a iGPU?
Need to fix the windows install, what in the advanced options?

I have a i5 8400
16 gb RAM
RX 580 Gigabyte 8gb
Asrock B360m pro4
2 TB of SATA HDD Seagate
32 gb of Intel Optane Memory

Im not sure what you mean by this, but I have options like, reset system, repair startup, go back to the previous vertion, Uefi firmware setup, etc. I dont know if that is what you were asking. Thank you for the interest! I appreciate it.

 

[edi.castaneda]

I was able to get the system up and working by formatting the HDD using CDM. I lost everything tho. I dont know if you could back it up tho.

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

I was able to get the system up and working by formatting the HDD using CDM. I lost everything tho. I dont know if you could back it up tho.

Sigh, you were hasty.:/ Patience is a virtue. You could have fixed it by using any of these methods:

1. Using motherboard video port to bypass your GPU to delete the MSI AB.
2. Using restore point inside recovery options.
3. Trying safe mode correctly then deleting the MSI AB.
4. Connecting your HDD to another PC and deleting the MSI AB.
5. Booting windows with another HDD/SSD on your PC to delete MSI AB.
6. Booting a Linux or something similar with USB stick to do the same.
7. Formatting the drive the windows was on, instead of formatting the whole HDD.
8. And many more...