Apologies for the formatting I am using mobile.
I'm using an Asus prime b550m-a wifi motherboard.
Seasonic Focus 750w gold
32GB ddr4 gskill ripjaws
Ryzen 7 5700g
Asus rtx 3050
My pc lost power while booting and it's in automatic repair mode but doesn't do anything. The switch in the extension cord accidentally got pressed which cut the power. Booting into the bios all my drives, cpu, and ram is detected.
But I did notice my ssd is not in the boot priority. I decided to do a clean install of windows and created a flashdrive for it. However, while installing windows, it would either restart even when it's not yet at that part of the installation or would just freeze.
I had a feeling it might be a hardware issue so I brought it to a close pc builder. They took out the ssd and replaced it with their own. It won't boot to desktop unless one of my hdd is removed so I think that hdd is dead.
The issue still persists after using my ssd so we replaced it with a new one. However we still couldn't install windows and the PC would freeze or randomly restart during installation. Their own SSD with windows already installed boots to desktop no problems but it was late at night already so no further testing was made.
I'm using an Asus prime b550m-a wifi motherboard.
Seasonic Focus 750w gold
32GB ddr4 gskill ripjaws
Ryzen 7 5700g
Asus rtx 3050
My pc lost power while booting and it's in automatic repair mode but doesn't do anything. The switch in the extension cord accidentally got pressed which cut the power. Booting into the bios all my drives, cpu, and ram is detected.
But I did notice my ssd is not in the boot priority. I decided to do a clean install of windows and created a flashdrive for it. However, while installing windows, it would either restart even when it's not yet at that part of the installation or would just freeze.
I had a feeling it might be a hardware issue so I brought it to a close pc builder. They took out the ssd and replaced it with their own. It won't boot to desktop unless one of my hdd is removed so I think that hdd is dead.
The issue still persists after using my ssd so we replaced it with a new one. However we still couldn't install windows and the PC would freeze or randomly restart during installation. Their own SSD with windows already installed boots to desktop no problems but it was late at night already so no further testing was made.