Code for boot loop issue
Code for boot loop issue
I just set up Windows 10 on my new HDD. It booted after a while when I first tried, but after an update it had some issues yet functioned. When I updated again, it entered an automatic repair mode and started diagnostics. After three hard restarts, it reached the Automatic Repair window, where error details were listed in SrtTrial.txt. I checked it and saw a 0x0 error code, with only one check for LCU showing a 0x17 error. I suspect this might be the cause, but I couldn’t find a solution online. I ran the chkdsk /f/r command and got an error message: '766f6c756d265e63 470'. Searching online didn’t yield any answers. One person claimed it worked by pure luck. Can you help me figure this out?
It happened at 2.2GHz back then, but a year ago I pushed it up to 2.4GHz, and according to the specs, it can reach up to 2.6GHz. Why is this causing an issue?
Its a brand new HDD. And even after that it wont start. I even tried resetting it, but it did nothing.
I’d probably begin testing the hard drive on another machine first to rule out its issues, since a forced shutdown could corrupt the filesystem. Running chkdsk might help fix any problems, but I wouldn’t assume the drive is faulty just because it’s new—make sure the installation media and .iso are correct before proceeding. Edited February 16, 2019 by Guest