THE
FUCK
IS
ITS
PROBLEM?
THE
Camden Phillips
Wyatt Adams
it can't find the gentoo
you need to install the gentoo op
Landon Sanchez
can you not read the error message? it tells you exactly what the problem is
Blake Richardson
it can't find the OS on your computer through all that fucking disgusting grease and oil and dust all over it. Clean that shit off with a wipe and it'll work just fine.
Carter Butler
This is why error messages have to be filled with cuddly language, something straight to the point is too complicated.
Isaac Lewis
drive is buggered. got a linux live environment handy?
Jeremiah Morgan
>install W10
>get flooded with update notifications everyday
>no option to decline update and future updates
>turn on computer one morning
>it begins to automatically update for 3 hours
I DID NOT ASK FOR THIS
James Young
delet system32 folder, that should do the trick
Kayden Roberts
>Jow Forumsthathappened
you should be familiar :)
Bentley Williams
actrons.info
Windows 10 Install Script
John Stewart
You asked for this by installing w10 despite 2 years of constant warnings.
You too.
Noah Harris
Clean your gross ass monitor
Mason Adams
>be power user
>install W10
>take ownership of the musnotification executables and disable execute rights
>disable auto install updates in gpedit
There are advantages to not being retarded. If you can't work out how to take ownership of your computer then auto updates is for the best.
Jace Hughes
It's a Sony computer.
Not even gifted.
t. Vaio owner.
Asher Bennett
kek
Jaxson Morales
Isaiah Cruz
The Windows update broke your installation and now either your FSBL no longer recognizes the Windows Boot Manager as bootable or the Windows Boot Manager no longer recognizes Windows as bootable.
To fix this, you will need another computer to which you have administrative rights, or some money. You will need to either create (if another computer with admin access) or purchase (if money) bootable media. Windows recovery media would likely be the most painless way to fix your computer, but a Linux live-USB or live-CD may be more affordable, in the event that you do actually have to buy bootable media rather than create it.
Boot the misbehaving computer from the bootable media. If your bootable media is a Windows recovery disk, just click through the prompts and wait for it to do its thing. If it's a Linux disk, you have two options: try to screw around with your non-booting Windows installation manually and see if you can get it to work again, OR: pull all your files off the broken installation to somewhere safe, burn a new Windows installation disk from within Linux, and reinstall Windows from said disk. In the latter case, I would recommend keeping both the Linux disk and the newly created Windows installation media around and not wiping either of them, in case this happens again.
Austin Barnes
>our work computer
why are redditors so pathetic?
Logan Roberts
>windows
Found your problem
Chase Garcia
Rude.
Robert Clark
>nonfree software
>take ownership of your computer
windows users everyone.
Joshua Campbell
>unironically giving advice on Jow Forums
Charles Brown
probably got shut off prematurely during the update. put in a windows 10 install disc/thumb drive and select the option to detect and fix boot/startup issues. it'll probably fix it.
Jose Gutierrez
There's a reason why even IBM has switched exclusively to the Apple Macbook Pro with Retina Display.
Carson Campbell
>it'll probably fix it.
why are you lying on the ionternet user
Brody Reyes
This but unironically
Juan Wood
>"our" work computer
>1 computer in the building
>covered in dust and fecal matter
>update broke muh PC!