ooh,and i lost the house

 

Hi @funkman, what other computer problems are you having?
Did you do sfc/scanow with the CMD?

 

hi,havent done sfcscannow yet in recovery
can i type it after X:\Sources> ?

 

i done it there now typed after X:\Sources>
windows resource protection could not perform the requested operation
that came up after beginning verification phase of system scan
verification 100% complete

 

can DISM be done in recovery mode?

 

Honestly, if you just installed a fresh OS, it would be surprising that your system files to be corrupted.
I guess one of the app/driver you installed is faulty.

I guess you cannot boot in windows, try to boot in in advanced boot menu by typing shutdown /r /o
I am not sure if it works from recovery mode but it's worth the try.

 

shutdown /r /o type this in command window?
i typed it exactly like u showed in command window
"shutdown"is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file
thats what comes up

 

Hallo funkman, the best thing to do is to reinstall windows completely.

 

Weird, shutdown is a very basic command.
You need to find a way to boot in safe mode to fix the issue. If you have a recent install with no data (that's what I understand from your first post), it would be easier to reinstall your OS actually, and then carefully install your apps and plugins.

 

install with no data
what do u mean by that?
sorry if i seem stupid,but better asking things im not sure of.

 

and did i type the shutdown thing correctly,i was asking that
its possible i didnt type it correctly
x: \Sources>shutdown /r /o
this is the way it was entered

 

yes it's ok, you could also try shutdown.exe /r /o
but I guess it won't work like without .exe
You cannot boot your OS at al that's right?
I meant that you installed your OS very recently, so if you don't have a lot of data to backup the easiest way is probably to reinstall.
Fixing the existing OS could take time, especially if you are not used to it.

 

If I reinstall windows on HDD,then decide to get SSD in few weeks to put is on,do I have to reinstall cubase again and all plugs?(like I'm going to have to do now,for second time in a week)

 

When you buy an SD there is usually a program included (or on the website for free download) that you can use to transfer your old HDD to the new SSD, virtually an image of it. Do you already know which SSD you want?

Example Samsung Evo:
Download Data Migration
To clone your operating system, your old hard drive to a new Samsung SSD, first download the migration software from our website.

 

Of course you should go to an SSD. I have my Windows 7 (!!) system on an SSD, works incredibly well.

 

I probably only want the os on it

 

It's probably work making an image of your drive when you have it all set up, then it's less hassle getting back to where you were if you run into issues.

 

What does the bluescreen say exactly?
There's usually an error information written down which can tell some information to some people with experience.

If you still can boot your PC, I'd suggest to get the tool "Hard Disk Sentinel Pro" (I could send it to you if needed).
It can show you the state of your disks quickly including usage, terrabytes written, expected life time, etc.

It once showed me a remaining life span of 3 days for my last HDD so I quickly bought another SSD, copied over
the important files and while copying, I already got crc/read errors and stuff for some files. After I was done,
I used the drive for downloads and then it stopped working quickly... so Hard Disk Sentinel saved my file's ass in last minute.

I'd say you should wait for the SSD to arrive and then install the OS on it. It's always better for nand/nvme dives (+ runs faster) to do so
instead of transfering an OS from HDD to SSD using some migration tools.

 

Last edited: Jul 28, 2022

thanks for reply,how can i install os on ssd without getting into windows first? if that makes sense.i.e the current state of pc

 

if you could send it that would be great!