Recent content by Jack-TheTechnician

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Here is what we are trying to do again. 1-Insert the bootable windows USB(MBR ONLY) to the corrupted PC and BOOT from it. 2-On the Install Now screen we open CMD and type in those 4 commands. 3-But this time on CMD we will first follow #33 to find the right volume, once found we continue...

Don't do anything that you aren't sure of, always ask. We are trying to get to the working windows with your data in it otherwise, I would have asked you to reset it to the factory default or format.

and also try cmd commands from this video View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8-s_Az8URw

Go to that black screen again, following previous steps. The last line will be x:\sources> We now need to find our windows installation volume. To do that, first type in c: and press enter, the last line will change to c:\ Now type in dir and enter, you will see Date, Time, <DIR> and file...

Yes you can.

Yes you can.

bootmanager should be fine now but the registry are not, registry are the settings of your computer and other programs, and is very essential for a windows computer. So if its black screen its must be registries not working fine. Don't worry, that can be fixed too. Have patience. Try Last Known...

#24, Did you try that ??

Any Luck ??

Yes, remove all the power sources and then hold down the power button of the computer, this is to release the static power.

try #22 and if its still black, chose safe mode and see what happens. If its black still, restart computer and keep on tapping F8 you will see advanced options. Choose Last Known Good Configuration and Enter.

Ok, make the hard disk the first boot option and also take the battery out, disconnect the charger and hold down the power button for 10 seconds. Now connect the charger only and start and tell me if you see windows logo.

Yes, do all that you just said

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