How to fix a boot loop on Win 10

Yeah. You read that right. You have been using the all new features on Win 10 and if you are still on the initial developed Win 10 editions it should be getting the necessary upgrades and there could be a boot loop while upgrading and updating the Win 10. Here, we come with an ultimate solution to handle such embarrassing situations. Handle the above thing like we say:

1. Just get into your boot menu. In order to get into the boot menu of your PC use the regular provided key if it is there on your PC. If not then the F10 or F12 key would work for you. Insert the  Win 10 disk or the boot media with you into your PC.
2. Now get into the boot device selection menu. Select the appropriate boot media containing the OS. Soon after selection the boot up would start.
3. After the initialization of OS booting it would ask for the language and region setup. There would be the button to click saying Repair your computer.

• Select the sub menus and then go to the provided page. Either choose and proceed through the Reset this PC option which would completely reset the PC according to the edition you have on your boot media.
• Or select the option of start up repair which would repair the starting up of your PC. Remember to fully shutdown the PC in order not to get an error in repairing state.
• Select the Command Prompt option to repair through the commands and you can refer to the post we previously posted on this blog how to fix MBR.

• Note: Be cautious enough while handling the boot menu sections as it could land you up in getting the customer support.  You should not be changing any data on the boot menu unless you really know  how to and why to.Be sure to keep the data backup when ever possible.

How to make a removable disk boot able for OS(s)

How to make a removable disk boot able for OS(s)

When some times again your computer breaks up and you relentlessly want to watch netflix on it, You feel really weird and all thanks to the windows and DOS things they really have agood enough thing to handle this situation. One can really boot up to any OS from a removable disk always. It coukd be any of it. It may be a linux distribution, a windows one or android on your PC. In case you are a fan of thee linux thing, you can boot up the os from a removable formatted boot able storage always and can finely taste the OS in an real environment. There are different tools available today for the purpose and one can be confused to use them. So here is a trusted way to do the boot able removable disk storage in case you want to install the desired OS on to your computer. Obviously you can trust the command prompt you get on Windows distribution.

Steps to make a removable storage boot able:

1. Open the command prompt on Windows PC (Simply click on the Command prompt by searching it on your desktop screen or press Windows+R keys and type "cmd" in the box and hit enter)
2. Type the command "diskpart" and hit enter.
3. After getting into the diskpart window type "list disk" and hit enter. You will get a result listing the disks available on the PC and then just find out the removable storage.
4. Type "select disk [disk number of the desired storage]". As an example type "select disk 1" or "select disk 2".
5. You will get the certain disk selected by the cmd window showing the disk is selected in output. After this type "clean". It will erase all the available data on that disk and clean the storage media. Make sure that you get a proper backup for the files and documents written on that removable storage.
6. Type the command "create partiton primary" and press enter key.
7. After cmd creates the primary partition type the command "active" and enter.
8. now the primary partition is an active partition and we would be formatting the volume as NTFS for DOS based OS(s) like windows. Enter the command "format fs=NTFS quick" and hit the enter key. Sitback and relax, wait till the command finishes the formatting. after it is finished showing 100 percent completed, just close the window and the paste the files directly on to the removable storage.

Here you can get a clean view. diskpart>>>list disk>>>select disk 1>>>clean>>>create partition primary>>>active>>>format fs=NTFS quick

And now you can boot up your PC from the tiniest ever removable storage.

Writing ISO image files to a removable storage :

If you want to write any ISO or any Disk image files to a pen drive or any removable media in a will to get a clean boot from it, then you would get the certain applications along with the linux distributions as their own preferable apps for their OS(s). Or you can simply download Rufus 1.9 for the purpose. We would suggest you to take a keen observation on the apps you download as they could be fake or vulnerable resulting unavoidable bitter  situation to taste.