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Hard Disk/Bios Issue/Error 0xc0000001

LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member -  
LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member -
So here it is, I own an Acer E1-510-2611 and I updated from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. After that, the nightmare begins. I can no longer restart my computer; the screen stays black for 10 minutes before seeing the "Acer explore beyond limits" logo, and then it takes another 10 minutes before I can see my profile and enter my password to finally get to my desktop. In the beginning of this problem, I could at least access my desktop (it was extremely slow), but now nothing happens, it stays on the black screen with a small wheel that keeps turning endlessly. After browsing various forums, I suspect it's an operating system issue. My computer does not have a CD drive, so I am downloading the programs to recreate a Windows 8 installation program on my USB stick. I go into my system setup, try to change the boot order to start my USB stick first so that the Windows installation program runs, but nothing works. I have put the USB HDD first (I also have USB FDD and USB CDROM) I don't know what to do anymore??? On forums, I read things about BIOS but I don't know what that is...

I had episodes of "no bootable device" hard drive but that's not happening anymore... I don't even know what the problem is.

And today it's a blue screen that opens with the message:
'' Recovery, Your PC could not start correctly. '' .... with the error Error 0xc0000001 (SEE PHOTO)

I don't know what to do anymore...

A huge thanks!

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    SaSalinas00 Posted messages 118 Status Member 33
     
    Good evening, it may help you

    http://www.oxygenepc.com/forum/bsod-blue-screens-on-windows-and-their-error-codes-t277.html
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  2. cs_gilissen Posted messages 54 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
     
    Ok, let's proceed step by step.
    When you press F12 on startup, do you access the boot menu?

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    1. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      No, the screen is still and always on the Acer explore beyond limits. No matter how much I click F12 and Esc, nothing happens... The only way I can access the Boot Menu is by waiting for the download to fail and bring me back to the "Recovery, Your PC couldn't start properly." page, and then I can finally make a choice and go to the Boot menu...
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  3. cs_gilissen Posted messages 54 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
     
    Press F2 at startup and choose setup,
    in the menus select MAIN
    check if "F12 boot menu" is enabled [enabled]
    ==>save & exit
    Restart and access the boot menu by pressing F12
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    1. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      Ok, I have reached the Boot Manager.
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    2. cs_gilissen Posted messages 54 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
       
      Ben read, choose Hand........
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    3. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      I am in the Boot Option Menu. I have 3 choices: 1. Windows Boot Manager 2. Network Boot- IPV4 3. Network Boot- IPV6
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    4. cs_gilissen Posted messages 54 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
       
      And? Does your F12 work?
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    5. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      Yes, well I’m back, I clicked on F12 and I’m now in the Boot Menu.
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  4. cs_gilissen Posted messages 54 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
     
    If he tells you right off the bat that there’s a problem with the HDD, it’s generally going to fail. I wouldn't take the risk of trying to recover it, even if of course there's a way to try to recondition it with a program like gpart.
    But honestly, with the price of HDDs nowadays, I wouldn't waste my time on that. You can already get small 320 gig drives new for around €20.

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    1. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      Yes, I understand, getting a new hard drive is not a problem, but it's more the fact that I'm not able to set my USB HDD to boot first... so even if I change the hard drive, I don't even know if I'll be able to install my Windows...
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    2. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      I plugged my hard drive into my SATA enclosure and I decided to format it by connecting it to another computer; I don't know if that will work... Or can I repair it with a program by connecting it to my other laptop?
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    3. LouisGuit55 Posted messages 19 Status Member
       
      ok I bought myself a new hard drive and I managed to install Windows 8 with my USB... the only problem is that when I enter my password to log in, nothing appears... I have a black screen and a cursor moving in empty space... Is it a virus?...
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