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Originally Posted by srvy
Ive had similar to that problem before both times was caused by a bum windows update.
If you have a Windows repair or startup disk pop it in and reboot thru dvd drive you may have to f10 into bios and set to boot cd 1st. then reboot and let windows repair load and select repair startup. Let it do its thing if it in the end asks you to roll back to a time it last worked and you dont want do that reboot again. Then F 8 as it starts up see if you can get into a safe mode boot up with networking. Go to control panel delete software select show windows updates. Remove any win updates that may have occurred on the day that you lost computing. Then run your virus scanner and also use a good Malware remover such as Malwarebytes its fee. Then try and reboot.
Also if its HDMI check the cable to see if its slipped out or better yet change it out with a known working cable
Also, I failed to mention on all your reboots dc the power for a minute or so .
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I will try that also, thank you.
Edit: I just remembered seeing an update right before I powered down last time. I will check both recommendations tonight. Thank you guys again