victovrry:
Please my laptop of window 10 fell and while using, the harddrive refuse to boot, the system asking to boot using a CD/DVD/USB, I have do e that using bootable USB I made, but still given me error...pls what's the way out

horleryeday92:
Good evening, I just updated my system to Window 10 preview build 17134, and everything went perfectly and installed smoothly. But when I want to sign in, and typed my pin or password the screen will just flash and return me back to re enter the pin or password. I have been doing that since and it's just getting me back, I can't sign in. Any idea on how to solve this is highly appreciate. Thanks

Razak5:


Hello...

Well, the last time this happened to me was when I disconnected from the Wi-Fi before the login box appears. So what did we do? We simply reconnected to the Internet and that solved the issue.

But in some cases the Wi-Fi icon may show a red Cross sign (I haven't had this experience before).

So I'll say try the following suggestions from this windows forum

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_install-winpc/new-install-of-windows-10-wont-get-past-login/83ca0997-1f24-4f48-bc78-833bce066369

BTW, did you create a new account with a new password during the process?

*cheers*

Razak5:



Hello
Chances are the same hard drive jolted out of position. Or it's had a hard crash.

Let's hope it's more of the former than the latter.

First, get into your PC (if you can), then reseat the hard drive.

If you find out the hard drive is seated properly then you might need to set boot priority

If those didn't work, then RIP to your hard drive. sadly there are no ways you could rectify physical hard drive damages...

victovrry:
Please how my I get new hard drive of 500gig and is it possible I recover the content inside the damaged one ?

desy24444:
Please I am seeing this on my system. How can I remove it?

ijele:
The same thing is happening to my lappy and it slows down my internet connection, pls someone help

Razak5:


Hello.

Simply go to this site- https://drp.su/en

Once you're on that site, you will be required to download an installer.

Once downloaded, run it. Then you will be automatically connected to drivers database of the drp site.

The tiny program is expected to look through your entire computer and install matching drivers.

Hope this helps

*cheers *


PS- there was a guy who has avoided clicking that link for 3 months because he felt I was promoting my site or something... Well he tried it 3 days ago and the sound of his system came up. He has been battling with sound for close to 6 months.

LethargiQue:


Good day bros..


Thanks for this..

I tried this and after installation, some drivers didn't install.. I don't know why..


However, I tried to reboot my system for the changes to be effected properly, but it has been stuck on the windows lockscreen, my mouse and keyboard don't work..

Please help

Razak5:


Ooops! Just a little bump on the road...

Get an external mouse connected to your laptop > boot up > you should be able to navigate using the external mouse > Then go to device manager and uninstall the drivers of the touch pad - do same for the keyboard.
Restart your system



PS :I used the word "external mouse" for understanding purposes only. Otherwise it's simply referred to as "mouse" and the one on your laptop is referred to as "touch pad"
.
*cheers *

Razak5:


.... and what happens when you click "not right now"?

ijele:
it still open the window, my questions is should I go for upgrade?
Most time, when I log on internet, the system slow like snail.

jeffdrew:
hi people, I had windows 10 reinstalled on my laptop and after the process all my files deleted... there is no windows old folder and the disk that contains over 600gb data is now showing only 11gb of space used... I am a music producer... I only wish to get my Fl studio and cubase files back.... is this possible?

Razak5:


Yepa!!!

Recovering data from a hard drive takes way way longer time...

let me repeat - to anyone wanting to format or upgrade or update--
--first, ensure you have enough power supply and Secondly, ensure you back up your most important stuff

... Ok, so now that we're done with that... Let's dive into possible ways you can recover your data (Oh no, it not the CIA or FBI type), you can actually do this your self...

Below is a response to the to a user with similar issue

Put these in mind before initiating any recovery process.

1.Do not run the recovery software on the hard drive currently that is currently in your computer. What this means is that, if you want to recover files from your current computer, you must remove its hard drive, sleeve it and connect to another system as an external.

2. Never save your files on the current hard disk you are recovering from.

3. Recovery processes take a lot of time! I mean no exaggeration... A lot of time...Since you only need two file types, then you might not need to bother about others.

First ensure your system is plugged in to a power source and that it isn't disturbed.

In summary remove the HDD From your laptop, sleeve it into an external casing. Get another external where your recovered files will go...

You're definitely going to be doing this on another working laptop.

Aaaaand possibly doing it overnight
.. Did I just say overnight Yes I did.

>>> Sorry man, I can imagine how hard this is on you!
As always, to everyone who wants to run critical updates or format their system, ensure your important stuff are backed up <<<

*cheers *

Razak5:


Ok, what's the spec of your laptop?

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