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It looks like scattered pixels in the screen.

Boot the device in Safe Mode and see if the problem persists.

while playing Mobile Legends on my device for about 4mins, my phone suddenly stop It seems to recognise the drives, but doesn't allow me to even boot override into Windows. Since your operating system has already been activated, you can click the I don't have a product key link to enter the next page. If you are located on EZ Mode, press F7 to open Advanced Mode.

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PC Won't boot with graphics card installed.To get secure boot working you will either have to reinstall the OS with CSM disabled or take the risk of running mbr2gpt and Example 3: disable secure boot in Asus computer. For example, select UEFI: USB Drive or BIOS: Network/LAN. The following solved the issue for me, I have Windows 7 & Ubuntu 10.

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HereвЂ™s how to see if Secure Boot is enabled on your PC. If the system disk isn't recognized by BIOS, it cannot be used to read and write data.

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When you reboot, your Windows 10 will boot up without the pesky boot menu.

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Generally speaking, for can't boot into recovery android, you may encounter software problems and small part of them are hardware problems or improper operation by yourself.The first step in resolving common Windows errors is to perform a clean boot to check whether third-party software is causing the issue.Thanks again for the help Broni (and anybody else who may contribute).

Around section 4 is when they talk about the bios and show the ellusive menu I'm having trouble getting to.

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I'll be trying to get into the bios some more tonight, if anybody could take a look at the manual and tell me if there's something I'm missing (and I clearly am seeing as how I can't get into the bios) it would be greatly appreciated. Should I have done write image file to disc? I ran imgburn and selected write files/folders to a disk and selected the foler the repair file was saved under. I just downloaded the torrent, opened it with utorrent, and downloaded it to a folder. There is a black screen after the Asus screen but there doesn't seemto be any kind of prompt to be found in it, just a flat black screen with a ticking white underscore.ДЄs far as the cd being bootable I don't question the software but instead me putting it onto a cd correctly. I can see the menu I want to be on in the manual at the above link, but I can't find out how to get into it. At the bottom of the screen though it says tab for menu but tab only changes it from selecting wether to start vista (and which type of startup) or the memory test. When I press delete it brings me the multitude of windows start up options, and a memory test. The only time I see to enter anything for setup is when the giant green A from asus pops up and tells me to press delete for the menu or tab for POST log. My dad ordered it from somebody who builds them thus the lack of a windows vista disc. It's a custom built computer, well kind of. No idea what to make of this, but thought it may be important. Eventually it loaded but it went back to the configuring updates thing it had done before the restart. Update: I let it run again after the restart and waited at the windows loading bar. (any left out information please tell me) Occasionally it would give me the option to boot in safe mode, last known good configuration, and normally, all of which I tried to no avail.ДЄre there any suggestions? Any help is good help, thanks in advance. Unfortunatly I don't have the windows vista disk so I can't try to boot from the cd. Now every time I turn on my computer it configures, tries to restart, and then is frozen. It tries to configure the updates when I start it up and once that reaches 100% it tries to restart itself which gives me the frozen (or slow moving, inevitably leading to nothing, after 12 hours at least) issue.

It had gone through several of Windows Vista's updates without problem but now it's stuck in a loop.

This seemed to make the problem go away, temporarily at least. The only way around it I could find was to turn off my power supply when it shut down and then turn it back on before starting up again. My computer had an earlier problem It would start up once fine but if you tried to restart it, or turn it off and then on, the windows loading bar would just freeze or move very slowly.

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