Yeah.
The other day I decided to do a special type of benchmark test!
So I enabled the maximum amount of cores (via msconfig of course) as I could and hit apply and restarted the laptop.
I did the benchmark test and it ran perfectly. I have never gotten a better score than I did then!
I then let the pc sit idle for a 2 hours after the benchmark was done(come back to this later)
I then went back to disable most of the enabled cores and went back to 1 core for better gaming performance!
I lowered the amount from what I had to 1 and hit apply and restarted the laptop!
This is when my problems arised!
The laptop then said "preparing automatic repair" and the screen went blue.
I am now left with my blue screen where I can continue and enter windows recovery environment and the other options.
I now know that I by accident enabled 8 cores to be active when I only have 4.
I am aware that this is a huge f-up but I still need help.
I have now factory reset the computer(didn't work)
I have tried to reset the pc to an earlier point(didn't work)
PC Asus rog g752 vsk.
CPU Intel® Core™ i7 7700HQ Processor
I do have a different computer for work and such so it's not that urgent but would still be great to get some help.
Thanks!
FYI.
I am able to access the advanced startup menu if that helps anyone!
The other day I decided to do a special type of benchmark test!
So I enabled the maximum amount of cores (via msconfig of course) as I could and hit apply and restarted the laptop.
I did the benchmark test and it ran perfectly. I have never gotten a better score than I did then!
I then let the pc sit idle for a 2 hours after the benchmark was done(come back to this later)
I then went back to disable most of the enabled cores and went back to 1 core for better gaming performance!
I lowered the amount from what I had to 1 and hit apply and restarted the laptop!
This is when my problems arised!
The laptop then said "preparing automatic repair" and the screen went blue.
I am now left with my blue screen where I can continue and enter windows recovery environment and the other options.
I now know that I by accident enabled 8 cores to be active when I only have 4.
I am aware that this is a huge f-up but I still need help.
I have now factory reset the computer(didn't work)
I have tried to reset the pc to an earlier point(didn't work)
PC Asus rog g752 vsk.
CPU Intel® Core™ i7 7700HQ Processor
I do have a different computer for work and such so it's not that urgent but would still be great to get some help.
Thanks!
FYI.
I am able to access the advanced startup menu if that helps anyone!
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