Getting stuck on system restore after boosting core usage
Getting stuck on system restore after boosting core usage
Hello, I tried adjusting the performance settings in msconfig by changing the number of cores from 1 to 4, but after restarting, I couldn't boot and ended up stuck on the system restore screen. My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 11 with a Pentium N3710 processor. I’m not very familiar with computers, but I hope you can help me out.
Benput22 asked for assistance with improving laptop performance by adjusting advanced settings in msconfig. He set the number of cores from 1 to 4 but encountered issues restarting, getting stuck on the system restore screen. He mentioned his Dell Inspiron 11 with a Pentium N3710 and admitted lacking technical knowledge. He suggested trying a Linux LiveCD or formatting the PC to recover files before reinstalling the OS.
I have tried before realizing that it doesn't make a difference and might only cause confusion. I don't know who shares this information. Do not alter msconfig unless you're certain of the changes. When you're on the screen, can you still keep Windows 10 open?
Benput22 asked for assistance with improving laptop performance by adjusting advanced settings in msconfig. He tried setting the number of cores to four but faced issues during a restart, becoming stuck on the system restore screen. He mentioned his Dell Inspiron 11 with a Pentium N3710 processor and admitted lacking technical knowledge. He sought advice from someone more experienced.