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Posted: 11/28/2018 7:31:44 AM EDT
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Stuck DEL key? (Or whatever your key is that triggers BIOS) If you have other sources you can boot from, try those. Could be drive crashed.
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Posted: 11/28/2018 8:15:18 AM EDT
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it.
I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. |
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Posted: 11/28/2018 8:48:22 PM EDT
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it. I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. |
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Posted: 11/28/2018 9:17:40 PM EDT
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Happened to me a few months ago. Reloaded WIN 10, it was ok for a few weeks then did it again. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it. I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. There probably aren't a lot of mbr drives left, which is why almost no one has heard of it. That's speculation though, I haven't heard anything to confirm it, it's just the only thing I can think of to explain it. |
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Posted: 11/29/2018 9:39:36 PM EDT
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Probably just needed to change a setting in bios. I suspect windows is doing a GPT upgrade to mbr drives, which would force you to switch to UEFI boot mode. There probably aren't a lot of mbr drives left, which is why almost no one has heard of it. That's speculation though, I haven't heard anything to confirm it, it's just the only thing I can think of to explain it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it. I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. There probably aren't a lot of mbr drives left, which is why almost no one has heard of it. That's speculation though, I haven't heard anything to confirm it, it's just the only thing I can think of to explain it. |
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Posted: 11/29/2018 11:43:45 PM EDT
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The BIOS was changing itself. It was infected. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it. I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. There probably aren't a lot of mbr drives left, which is why almost no one has heard of it. That's speculation though, I haven't heard anything to confirm it, it's just the only thing I can think of to explain it. |
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Posted: 12/2/2018 10:00:39 PM EDT
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check your bios to see if it's set to boot uefi or bios mode. Whichever it is, switch it. I can't think of anything a windows update could conceivably do other than corrupt the hard drive, which I haven't heard that this update is doing. Had to reload BIOS to fix it. There probably aren't a lot of mbr drives left, which is why almost no one has heard of it. That's speculation though, I haven't heard anything to confirm it, it's just the only thing I can think of to explain it. One of the symptoms was that I would go into BIOS and change the boot sequence. After a few re-boots, I looked at the BIOS and the boot sequence had changed. |
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