Just got it back up-and-running, and now a driver update sent it into a boot loop.
It was a silly mistake that I'll not make again. It was a driver I didn't need, but since it was on my mobo's driver page, I installed it anyway.
Here's all I've tried:
Windows Repair - didn't repair anything
Booting into Safe Mode - can only access BIOS
Booting from Windows Factory USB - didn't work, because it's already installed on the entire drive (100% partition)
So, now am needing very much to know how to do a fresh install once again, but this time with an existing partition taking-up 100% of the drive space.
SPECS:
Win 10
ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero (Wi-Fi AC)
I7-8700k @ 3.7GHz
EVGA AIO
32GB (4x8GB DDR4-2747)
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti EVGA Hybrid FTW3
M2 Samsung SSD 970 EVO (1TB boot drive)
(970 EVO is the only drive currently plugged-in)
Samsung SSD 850 EVO (1 TB gaming drive)
... and two other HDs, one hybrid and one mechanical, for recordings and archiving, respectively
EVGA Supernova 750 G3
It was a silly mistake that I'll not make again. It was a driver I didn't need, but since it was on my mobo's driver page, I installed it anyway.
Here's all I've tried:
Windows Repair - didn't repair anything
Booting into Safe Mode - can only access BIOS
Booting from Windows Factory USB - didn't work, because it's already installed on the entire drive (100% partition)
So, now am needing very much to know how to do a fresh install once again, but this time with an existing partition taking-up 100% of the drive space.
SPECS:
Win 10
ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero (Wi-Fi AC)
I7-8700k @ 3.7GHz
EVGA AIO
32GB (4x8GB DDR4-2747)
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti EVGA Hybrid FTW3
M2 Samsung SSD 970 EVO (1TB boot drive)
(970 EVO is the only drive currently plugged-in)
Samsung SSD 850 EVO (1 TB gaming drive)
... and two other HDs, one hybrid and one mechanical, for recordings and archiving, respectively
EVGA Supernova 750 G3
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