novicegeek
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Maybe I'm in way over my head. I thought I would simply reinstall Windows 10 to this computer that keeps giving me the BSOD (see Critical Process Died thread under Motherboards for more info on that). I finally got the computer to boot to another media (BTW, thank you guys; you were a great help on that), but I tried to troubleshooting (restore point, system recovery, previous build). All attempts failed.
So that led me to thinking I'll just reinstall Windows. I pulled out my Windows 10 Home flash drive (not one I downloaded from the internet, but purchased from a retail store with key), and tried to reinstall. I came across the following screen, with the following information (see attached image).
Don't know what a lot of it means (except for the NTFS part, I get that), but it basically told me that I couldn't reinstall windows on any of these partitions.
Is there an easy answer to any of this, or do I just need to throw in the towel?
BTW, at this point, I'd probably be happy with a "throw in the towel" response.
Thanks again.
So that led me to thinking I'll just reinstall Windows. I pulled out my Windows 10 Home flash drive (not one I downloaded from the internet, but purchased from a retail store with key), and tried to reinstall. I came across the following screen, with the following information (see attached image).
Don't know what a lot of it means (except for the NTFS part, I get that), but it basically told me that I couldn't reinstall windows on any of these partitions.
Is there an easy answer to any of this, or do I just need to throw in the towel?
BTW, at this point, I'd probably be happy with a "throw in the towel" response.
Thanks again.