Question Can't boot into windows after hitting my desk.

[DragonBeast13]

So a few days ago I was playing some game and naturally got mad, so I hit my desk. My PC is located at the other end of the desk and at that second I got a blue screen. I thought nothing of it (maybe some connecter moved or something) and everything was fine. Then, yesterday something similar happened - I hit my desk again, then about half a minute later a game I had running in the background crashed and another minute later I got a blue screen. Then, when booting, I got to the windows login page, typed my password and blue screened again.
I have tried a bunch of things but nothing seems to work. All the hardware seems fine. All my disks are connected and detected, as well as the ram, etc. I went into linux using a usb drive I have (I can still boot into the bios and the windows recovery mode) and everything seemed ok. However booting into windows is still impossible - it's stuck at a black screen, with a cursor (which only started showing a few hours ago, not at the beginning) with a loading icon. I tried using the auto repair from the windows recovery mode, as well as some basic commands from the cmd, but nothing had an effect.
Now I know I can and probably will end up just resetting windows and that will probably end up helping me, but I wanna make sure that I've tried everything before doing that.
Any ideas as to what I could do?

 

[USAFRet]

Something is physically loose, or just barely connected.

Could be anything.

Check everything.

 

[DragonBeast13]

Something is physically loose, or just barely connected.

Could be anything.

Check everything.

That's pretty much the first thing I thought of doing, but with the computer launching and working properly when I try to run from linux.., I can still access all my drives, etc., so can this still be explained by a loose connection?

 

[USAFRet]

That's pretty much the first thing I thought of doing, but with the computer launching and working properly when I try to run from linux.., I can still access all my drives, etc., so can this still be explained by a loose connection?

Well, thats a new wrinkle.

Please list ALL the parts in this system. Make/model of everything.

 

[DragonBeast13]

Well, thats a new wrinkle.

Please list ALL the parts in this system. Make/model of everything.

Alright, here they are:
CPU: Ryzen 7 5700x
GPU: Gigabyte RTX 3050 OC
RAM: 4 x 8GB Patriot Viper Steel
MOBO: Asrock B450M Steel Legend
SSD (with the OS on it) - Adata XPG Gammix S11 Pro 512GB
HDD - I'm not sure, it's 1TB from seagate
SSD #2 - Again, not sure, it's a sata SSD from Kingston, again 1TB
PSU: Aerocool Lux 750W Bronze
CPU Cooler - Deepcool AG400

I think that's it, if there's any more info needed, I'll be happy to provide it

 

[USAFRet]

I went into linux using a usb drive

With this, the "loose connection" may be one of more of your internal drives.

 

[DragonBeast13]

With this, the "loose connection" may be one of more of your internal drives.

Hmm, yeah that makes sense. However, when I think about it, I could see all my drives and their contents when I was in linux. I will still inspect the drives and the other connections tho