Working on a system that has had a BSOD however, each time you reboot the system you have to run a CHKDSK /r just to get the system to boot again, otherwise it sits at a blank black screen with a blinking curser. If you reboot the system once it is running again, you have to do it again. If you try to update any software it BSOD's again and fails.
When i get the chance i will write down the BSOD codes and post them.
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Geoffrey B. Veteran
Working on a system that has had a BSOD however, each time you reboot the system you have to run a CHKDSK /r just to get the system to boot again, otherwise it sits at a blank black screen with a blinking curser. If you reboot the system once it is running again, you have to do it again. If you try to update any software it BSOD's again and fails.
When i get the chance i will write down the BSOD codes and post them.
Anyone seen this before?
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