F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Issue arises when attempting to reboot in safe mode.

Issue arises when attempting to reboot in safe mode.

Issue arises when attempting to reboot in safe mode.

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gribouille64
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07-09-2019, 09:39 PM
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PC getting stuck in a boot cycle. Today I planned to upgrade from my 1070 to a 2080 Super using DDU, but when I entered safe mode it fell into an endless loop. Windows would briefly load, then restart repeatedly with messages like “preparing automatic repair” before freezing and rebooting again. I attempted to keep the power button pressed for ten seconds and repeated pressing it, but couldn’t access Windows properly. I considered reinstalling via the media creation tool or using Windows Repair, but when trying to boot from the flash drive it crashed after a few seconds and displayed a crash error. My system specs are a TUF Z270, i7-7700K, 16GB RAM at 3000MHz. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. [Boot loop/BSOD video] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xKXU5_A...p=drivesdk
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07-09-2019, 09:39 PM #1

PC getting stuck in a boot cycle. Today I planned to upgrade from my 1070 to a 2080 Super using DDU, but when I entered safe mode it fell into an endless loop. Windows would briefly load, then restart repeatedly with messages like “preparing automatic repair” before freezing and rebooting again. I attempted to keep the power button pressed for ten seconds and repeated pressing it, but couldn’t access Windows properly. I considered reinstalling via the media creation tool or using Windows Repair, but when trying to boot from the flash drive it crashed after a few seconds and displayed a crash error. My system specs are a TUF Z270, i7-7700K, 16GB RAM at 3000MHz. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. [Boot loop/BSOD video] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xKXU5_A...p=drivesdk

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07-10-2019, 02:00 AM
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Start by clearing the CMOS. Use Bios, record temperatures. Continue if suitable. Then check the memory with a test like memtest or switch to another setup.
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07-10-2019, 02:00 AM #2

Start by clearing the CMOS. Use Bios, record temperatures. Continue if suitable. Then check the memory with a test like memtest or switch to another setup.

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