Encountered problems with corruption or reinstallation of the 10 Pro version?

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Encountered problems with corruption or reinstallation of the 10 Pro version?

Encountered problems with corruption or reinstallation of the 10 Pro version?

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Ozzy_Ben2127
Junior Member

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05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

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My computer entered an endless crash loop, repeatedly locking up with a green half-screen, then blue screen, followed by drive repair, restart, and repeating the cycle. After removing the hard drive, I successfully recovered files without problems. However, installing Windows from a USB fails on both partitions—system partition is too small (500MB), and the unlabeled one blocks installation, warning about hardware limitations. The drive is a 2TB Seagate SSD with an AMD 8320 CPU; I don’t recall the MBOO setting.

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Ozzy_Ben2127

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #1

My computer entered an endless crash loop, repeatedly locking up with a green half-screen, then blue screen, followed by drive repair, restart, and repeating the cycle. After removing the hard drive, I successfully recovered files without problems. However, installing Windows from a USB fails on both partitions—system partition is too small (500MB), and the unlabeled one blocks installation, warning about hardware limitations. The drive is a 2TB Seagate SSD with an AMD 8320 CPU; I don’t recall the MBOO setting.

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JusticeKiller
Junior Member

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05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#2

The green screen isn't actually green in that kind of setup. The clock showed up in front of the green, and the menu option popped up beside it, but it crashed when you entered the password.

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JusticeKiller

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #2

The green screen isn't actually green in that kind of setup. The clock showed up in front of the green, and the menu option popped up beside it, but it crashed when you entered the password.

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levoyageur92
Posting Freak

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05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#3

This phrase indicates that something is severely damaged or malfunctioning, affecting various components such as the GPU, CPU, motherboard, memory, and more.

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levoyageur92

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #3

This phrase indicates that something is severely damaged or malfunctioning, affecting various components such as the GPU, CPU, motherboard, memory, and more.

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88Phoenix
Member

92

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#4

Ensure hardware is functioning properly before proceeding with installation.

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88Phoenix

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #4

Ensure hardware is functioning properly before proceeding with installation.

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Tishoko_
Junior Member

34

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#5

The issues seem resolved after a clean install, though I encountered some temporary problems. About two weeks later, I started seeing frequent blue screens. Searching online didn’t help, but today my PC stopped showing video until it restarted. The drive was fixed and the screen remained stuck for roughly 30 minutes afterward.

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Tishoko_

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #5

The issues seem resolved after a clean install, though I encountered some temporary problems. About two weeks later, I started seeing frequent blue screens. Searching online didn’t help, but today my PC stopped showing video until it restarted. The drive was fixed and the screen remained stuck for roughly 30 minutes afterward.

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ItsuwariNoKami
Member

70

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#6

Yeah, makes sense - NOT. So my point still stands. Something is broken! What Components are you using?! With an AMD FX you either have a garbage Motherboard that overheats its VRM or a really bad PSU that should never have been made. So pls list your components and show a pic of the PSU Label.

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ItsuwariNoKami

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #6

Yeah, makes sense - NOT. So my point still stands. Something is broken! What Components are you using?! With an AMD FX you either have a garbage Motherboard that overheats its VRM or a really bad PSU that should never have been made. So pls list your components and show a pic of the PSU Label.

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Craftery
Member

207

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#7

I'm confirming it's the drive issue. I changed the CPU, motherboard, RAM, and GPU, but the problem keeps happening. The processor was an FX-8320, I don't know exactly what the motherboard is, but it's a gigabyte model. The issues don't point to a PSU problem, especially since it's been working well for months with the same power supply.

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Craftery

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #7

I'm confirming it's the drive issue. I changed the CPU, motherboard, RAM, and GPU, but the problem keeps happening. The processor was an FX-8320, I don't know exactly what the motherboard is, but it's a gigabyte model. The issues don't point to a PSU problem, especially since it's been working well for months with the same power supply.

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RexCraft_YT
Junior Member

15

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM

#8

I think the issue might be linked to the solid-state component failing, which could lead to these problems.

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RexCraft_YT

05-03-2021, 07:29 PM #8

I think the issue might be linked to the solid-state component failing, which could lead to these problems.