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by oh smeg
If it is Vital you recover the data you should stop using the unit immediatly and take it to a Service Agent to recover your Data.
If it would just be NICE to get the data back and you will not suffer a finical penality if you don't then you can try repairing the unit.
If you have a Windows Install Disc you can stuff that into the unit and boot off it and try to do a Repair Install which should work but if you do not have a Windows Install Disc and have a recovery Partition on the unit DO NOT USE THAT as it will wipe the drive and load a clean version of Windows onto the unit which will mean it costs more to recover your data if it at all possible as the more you use the HDD the more likely you are to overwrite the data and make it all but impossible to recover.
Can you give us more details,
Like what happens when you try to start the system
Since when you are facing the issue
Did you made any changes recently on the system
What T/S steps did you take to ressolve the issue.
by oh smeg
What Security is Involved here?
Is there any Encryption or Full Disc Encryption involved?
Is the default user allowed to have an Admin Account?
Is the unit shut down reguraly or left running and allowed to Hybernate and it will not wake up now?
Those along with the above are the very least that is required to attempt to answer this question.
If it happens repeatedly, it can be:
- a hardware issue; then you repair that
- a software; then you fix that
The common ways to fix an unknown software issue are:
- system restore back to when it still worked, and if that doesn't work
- reset windows 10, and if that doesn't work
- go back to the recovery drive you made (if you made one), and if that doesn't work
- a clean install of Windows 10
The only information you can lose during a crash is unsaved data from open programs. That's usually only 10 minutes work or so.
Regards,
Diana
Before an hour, window 10 is crashed while I am saving data of a webpage (link removed by moderator) in CSV of and suddenly my PC is showing a blue screen, and when I restart it the window is crashed. Is my data are safe or that will be also crashed. I am worried about what should I do?
kindly help me.
thanks
by keesb2
The worst that can happen with the csv-file you were making is that you have to do it again, either on this PC (if you get it working again) or on another one.
What I would do in such a case: find out why Windows crashes and if I can't fix it myself, I bring the PC to a repair shop to see if it's feasible to have them fix it.
by naheed mir
The blue screen error is due to the damage or misplacement of the boot configuration file. You can use System Restore to roll its system software back
to a previous state. If system restore does not help then run Registry Recovery
to restore the registry to its initial state.
by naheed mir
If your system crashes more often then I will suggest going for windows
diagnostic on window 10. If it doesn't work then restore your windows to
previously created restore point so that your data and settings are not lost.
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