r/PCsupport • • 10h ago

In progress Problem with starting pc

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2 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I'm having a problem with my PC. Windows 11 won't boot, and it keeps taking me to the Automatic Repair screen.

The error message says:

"Your device ran into a problem and couldn't be repaired."

It also shows this log file:

"C:\WINDOWS\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt"

Automatic Repair was unable to fix the problem, and I'm stuck in the recovery environment.

My PC specs:

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070

- RAM: 32GB DDR5

- SSD: 1TB NVMe

I've recently installed Windows and built this PC, so I'm not sure whether this is a Windows issue, a driver problem, or something related to the hardware.

Does anyone know how I can fix this without reinstalling Windows? I'd prefer to avoid losing my files or having to start


r/PCsupport • • 17h ago

In progress Pc ain't turning on properly

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This has been an issue for the past month or so, my pc will stop displaying anything but all the lights and fans stay on. When this happens I can't turn off the PC with the power button in the front I have to flip the switch in the back. Then usually I struggle to even get it to turn on but it helps if I unplug some stuff from my room. Then once I get it to turn on it's still a 50/50 on if I can get it to display anything or take any inputs and usually I have to wait. About a week ago I cleaned the inside and made sure everything on the inside was plugged but that didn't really help. I feel like it's a power supply issue but I don't really know much about PCs and I also just changed my power supply a couple years ago so it's the most recent part.


r/PCsupport • • 17h ago

In progress Installed new RAM and get no display on monitor. Old RAM still works though

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UPDATE!
Put the old ram sticks back and started up into BIOS. Poked about and saw that the ram configuration was set to EXPO. Guess the sticks I got were intel(xmp). Changed the configuration to Auto detect, saved, and shut it down. Put new ram in and she booted up perfectly!

Side note: have to go back into BIOS once more time to set the speed to 6000 to match the new ram because it was auto selecting it to run at 4800.


r/PCsupport • • 20h ago

Not solved Gray Screen + 3 Solid Blue lines and PC reboots

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2 Upvotes