Windows 10 I really need help

ussnorway

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• Jan 30, 2016

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Clayton Pinter said:

WDF_VIOLATION

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= major cpu error... this error is not something you can fix.

I recommend you format the system and try again.

 

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pnamajck

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ussnorway may be correct … but, before reformat … at least give this a read:
How To Fix WDF_VIOLATION Blue Screen Errors (0x10D BSOD)

 

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Well now it won't turn on so I suppose that is bad. I'll look into getting a recovery disc.

 

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now it will turn on. It is saying ">> checking media presence......... >> media present......... >> start PXE over ipv4 then ipv6

 

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I think that is the hard drive speaking :/

 

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Well. I have done some looking into on the other working computer, and I found that it happens when there is changes in the BIOS settings :/

 

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It tells you that it will boot from PXE - the network.
Try to get in BIOS by pressing a function key (see your manual) just after startup (in POST Power On System Test) and disable the netwerk boot

 

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I got a windows recovery drive, it booted instantly into it (I thought was unusual) I then tried a hard reset and it says "unable to reset your pc. the system drive cannot be found" then during a refresh it says the drive is locked. I tried some commands on prompt like chkdsk v: /R and it didn't work either

 

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I unplugged and plugged back in the hard drive now thats working, but the computer still randomly freezes then after restarting the whole cycle repeats

 

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Ok, I have a windows 10 PC problem. Its either malware or a virus or whatever else there is. Antivirus didn't catch it. It wont let you open your start menu or search with cortana. After a while even the mouse stops working. I tried to press shift then restart from the login to do a system restore, reset, everything. It blue screens after about 5 seconds saying WDF_VIOLATION. Do any of you have a idea. Also I lost the windows repair disc.

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Hi,
if you post in the section here including your dump files I'll take a look at them:
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This thread will help you collect the data needed:
How to ask for help with a BSOD problem

 

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heh, its more then that

 

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