Black screen with flashing white line on the top left

killaxeddie

Reputable
Feb 12, 2016
24
0
4,510
So a couple days ago I turned my pc off and I went out for a bit and when I came back home my pc was on so pressed the power off button and it wasn't turning off like it used to so I held it. The morning after I tried turning it on and it just gives me a black screen with a little line on the top left corner of my screen

My specs are:
I7-4790k
16gb ram
Gtx 750ti
600 watt psu
 
Solution
if you have another computer accessible. Wwindows 10 help and support has a program you can download to a usb drive that you can boot off of to repair.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

if you can get that to work and you get to the repair options and its not working Go to command prompt and do a chkdsk

https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/fix-hard-drives-chkdsk-windows-10/
ouch, i can't really answer this but if you are running windows and you have the install disk go into your bios and boot from drive and while in there look up how to repair or restore. Also you can run chkdsk from command prompts etc. That direction would be a good start.
 
.
So in order to get in windows completely I need a installation disc ??

 
Which OS do you have?

The blinking cursor can be an indication of a failing/failed HDD. Try Alt+F10? I forget exactly what it does, but it should get you to a repair option.

If so, and you get through to Windows - make a backup immediately (incase it is a failing HDD).

Once you've made a full backup, run a heath test on your drive (head to the drive manufacturers site & download their health check tool. Both SeaGate & Western Digital have them).
 
I have windows 10 I recently upgraded from windows 7 and when am I suppose to press alt+f10

 

I did the windows 10 free upgrade and alt+f10 isn't pulling anything up on the screen
 
if you have another computer accessible. Wwindows 10 help and support has a program you can download to a usb drive that you can boot off of to repair.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

if you can get that to work and you get to the repair options and its not working Go to command prompt and do a chkdsk

https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/fix-hard-drives-chkdsk-windows-10/
 
Solution

Thanks for the help guys , do you think I can download and make that usb on my Mac ?? I only have a Mac at the moment
 


no idea