Windows wont start correctly

[SoarinSoars]

Alright. I was sitting at my desk. I had my leg over the top of my rig. Solid metal frame. I have my phone on my calf because my desk is a little cluttered. I shift. My phone hits my rig's top. Just a FYI less than six inches in space it just hit. My computer fucking freezes dead in it's tracks. I'm like fuck. Okay then. I shut down my computer. Boot it back up, and it now says windows wont start correctly. System restore needed. I was like fuuuuuuck. I clicked okay. Computer fucking froze again. Shut it down again. Start it back up. Currently it has been on Diagnosing your pc for the last 10 minutes... Help?

 

[LaborinjoRt]

There are two possiblities:

1: Your case and hard drives are made of glass
2: It was a HUUUUUGE coincidence that your computer failed at the same time you dropped the phone on it.

Both very unlikely

 

[SoarinSoars]

Well, what happened was I dropped it and my computer froze. With window's 8 bull shit, I cany exactly load safe mode either.

 

[LaborinjoRt]

I really don't think that should have happened. How heavy is your phone?

 

[timmoseus]

If you have the install disc, you can try a repair from that. Also, booting into any of the safe modes, provided it is Windows 7 (F8 key after BIOS splash screen and before Windows loading screen), may help sort it out. If you can get into Safe Mode with command prompt, you can run "sfc /scannow" to check the OS for errors followed by "chkdsk /x" to check the primary HDD and attempt repairs (the "/x" argument) from the command prompt. Again, this is for Windows 7. Windows 8/8.1/10 have different methods for this. Windows XP does not like the "/x" argument if memory serves me correctly.

 

[SoarinSoars]

My computer gets stuck on diagnosing your pc. And wont stop doing that stupid circle.

 

[timmoseus]

The quick answer for Windows 8 is to repair using the install disc. Do you have multiple external devices plugged in? Like external HDD(s), the phone in question, etc. If so, try unplugging all non-essential devices before starting the repair.

 

[SoarinSoars]

What I'm currently trying to do. Is make a usb start up disk.

 

[SoarinSoars]

Now suddenly my other computer I was using. No longer goes in and logins... Pretty fucking sure I just got hacked as the other one now needs to repair.

 

[timmoseus]

Disconnect them from the internet immediately. If you really think you are being hacked. Internet is not essential to repairs in most cases.

 

[SoarinSoars]

Also, My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S6 it's less than two pounds.

 

[SoarinSoars]

But you see, I think they were more malicious than stealing. Because they corrupted files when I was logged into admin accts. Only. When in admin accts. Now the other computer I was using needs to repair.

 

[SoarinSoars]

Reinstall your operating system, review your browsing and download habits for potential risk areas, and invest in decent Antivirus with preferably software (and hardware) firewalls.

If you value security stay away from shiny black Netgear/ASUS tat and buy something cheap in Cisco's new SMB range (read - non-Linksys) on eBay and then add your choice of shiny black wireless access point to it if you want.

Dropped smartphones from 6" don't kill solid metal PCs. Your hard drive lived through much more just getting through the mail.

My entire windows drive is now corrupt and at the point I may have to pay $500 to get the solid terrabyte On it.