[SOLVED] PC wont boot after BIOS changes

[Dimitris_3]

Hello, last night i was messing around with some settings in the BIOS and while at first everything seemed fine, after rebooting the computer would not power on. No fans spinning, no gpu lights, absolutely nothing at all. I removed the CMOS battery to try and reset the BIOS and it finally turned on. However, it now immediately starts the windows automatic repair which always gives me the same error message "Automatic repair could not repair windows 10" together with a log file. It wont let me enter safe mode or reset Windows. I also tried changing the boot priority to the hard drive but i get this error message "reboot and select proper boot device". Any ideas as to why this might be happening? The computer was completely fine before, never had any problems especially like this. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[mamasan2000]

Did you check that the harddrive is in AHCI-mode? There should be 2 options, other is IDE.
Doesn't hurt to try. If you choose the wrong one, it wont boot.

 

[Dimitris_3]

Did you check that the harddrive is in AHCI-mode? There should be 2 options, other is IDE.
Doesn't hurt to try. If you choose the wrong one, it wont boot.

Thanks for the reply. I just checked and unfortunately it seems like it is already in AHCI mode.

 

[kerberos_20]

try ide or ahci, uefi or legacy (CSM)

 

[Dimitris_3]

try ide or ahci, uefi or legacy (CSM)

Unfortunately that's not it. The default boot mode is is legacy+uefi and default sata mode is AHCI

 

[ryzengamer]

You can destory your hardware if you increase CPU or the memory voltage or frequencies. You can boot you computer with Xubuntu Live. With the dmesg command you can see the kernel log and look for hardware failures.

 

[Dimitris_3]

Hey, thanks everyone for the replies. I decided to reinstall windows on another SSD and see from there.