#Stop code ntfs file system windows 10 windows 10

Windows always install's in the same section on your HDD not over your pictures. Once you have backed up your data I would try the following 10 steps running in safe mode. That way you know you will get your data back. I would run a program called Easeus Recovery Software. In this situation the first thing I would do is pull your HDD out an place it in a computer. I don't know whether the computer applied Windows Updates in the time I was gone. It then tried to fix itself, flashing a conhost window(?) (EDIT: winpeshl.exe, italics, Windows 7 sans Aero-style title bar) for a split second, then a 1-3 second pause, then a FAT FILE SYSTEM BSOD. It turns out that the machine is stuck in a loop, attempting to load Windows before being greeted with a NTFS FILE SYSTEM BSOD. I left this to load for several minutes before it occurred to me that the machine was powering on and off much more than expected. I left it too long, and was greeted to an Automatic Repair loading screen. Upon turning my computer back on, I was greeted with a BSOD. (Edit: I'm making a disk image using dd on a Ubuntu disk at the moment.) Problem As soon as my laptop is fixed, I promise I'll make one if the data's still there. I then left the laptop for about 15 minutes. There was a pending File Menu Tools post-install restart which I had ignored, hibernating at least twice in the meantime. I had closed most programs, except Firefox, an hour or two before shutdown /s /t 00.

#Stop code ntfs file system windows 10 windows 10

My Windows 10 laptop was working fine before its bimonthly restart.