- Feb 13, 2016
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Hello,
My PC drives have spontaneously changed for whatever reason and replaced my C: directory with my E: directory resulting in me unable to start boot up the computer at all. I am not sure if this is relevant or even considered the root of the problem, but I've been getting BSOD's on bootup, even in safe mode with networking and CMD prompt. I am unable to start the computer any means necessary as it results in a BSOD. What more, for what it's worth, the automatic repair had no effect as well.
I came across a guide where another user had the same problem except he was on Windows 7, the following link here: https://superuser.com/questions/1061085/windows-7-drive-letters-spontaneously-changed-cant-boot
Due to the fact that I am not tech savvy by any means, would I just follow the same steps he took here? I am running Windows 10.
My PC drives have spontaneously changed for whatever reason and replaced my C: directory with my E: directory resulting in me unable to start boot up the computer at all. I am not sure if this is relevant or even considered the root of the problem, but I've been getting BSOD's on bootup, even in safe mode with networking and CMD prompt. I am unable to start the computer any means necessary as it results in a BSOD. What more, for what it's worth, the automatic repair had no effect as well.
I came across a guide where another user had the same problem except he was on Windows 7, the following link here: https://superuser.com/questions/1061085/windows-7-drive-letters-spontaneously-changed-cant-boot
Due to the fact that I am not tech savvy by any means, would I just follow the same steps he took here? I am running Windows 10.
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