I recently had a huge issue with my custom built PC. It runs windows 10 on an SSD, and after hours of diagnosing, I realized it had nothing to do with the hardware. I ended up talking with Windows support and finding out I needed to reinstall my OS because windows 10 was corrupt. So I downloaded a program called MediaCreationTool.exe (a windows boot program by microsoft) and I formatted a USB to become the install point.
Keep in mind that I am unable to boot up computer at all. I reached the installation stage from the USB and afterwards it gave me a message called "Compatibility Report" and it said that I needed to remove the usb, restart, and update from my desktop. So apparently, this install was to repair a computer running the OS.
So my main question is, how do I reinstall my windows without losing the files on my computer, and without requiring booting up to the desktop to run the update?
Keep in mind that I am unable to boot up computer at all. I reached the installation stage from the USB and afterwards it gave me a message called "Compatibility Report" and it said that I needed to remove the usb, restart, and update from my desktop. So apparently, this install was to repair a computer running the OS.
So my main question is, how do I reinstall my windows without losing the files on my computer, and without requiring booting up to the desktop to run the update?