Why Do I Get a Boot Error Message When I Start My Computer
Today, I turned on my Windows PC, and it showed me a blue screen and a message saying something like 'Your PC/Device needs to be repaired,' and there are complex numbers. The second time I turned it on, nothing showed up anymore. Why do I get the message, and what can I do to fix this? Appreciate for any help!
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Oliver· Answered on May 11, 2024
You are getting the boot error message, and being unable to boot up the computer can be caused by many factors. For example, improper hardware change recently, misconfiguration of the system, corrupted system files, virus and malware attacks, etc.
Those error messages and error codes usually represent the specific cause of the startup issue. You can determine the actual error by searching for the information online. Generally, you can run Startup Repair or SFC and CHKDSK command lines to fix common errors. However, if the situation is too complicated to resolve, you'd better start looking for a professional boot repair tool.
I want to recommend EaseUS Partition Master for its friendly UI and comprehensive functions. Not only can it rebuild MBR, but it also detects and repairs many other errors automatically with its advanced algorithm.
If you decide to use this software, then follow the steps below to repair your system with ease:
Part 1. Make a Bootable Media
Step 1. Prepare a USB drive and accessible computer, and download EaseUS Partition Master on it.
Step 2. Connect the USB to your PC. Launch the tool and go to "Bootable Media" > "Create bootable media."
Step 3. Select your USB Drive and create the bootable media.
Part 2. Execute Boot Repair
Step 4. Then, insert the bootable USB drive into the faulty computer and press F2/Del while rebooting the computer to access the BIOS. Then, change the boot drive to your USB drive.
Step 5. Boot the computer again. Now, you can open EaseUS Partition Master to perform "Boot Repair" in the "Toolkit" tab for your failed system.
