I was just trying to play Call of Duty, and then my computer completely froze and turned black. Now, when I restart it, all I see is the motherboard logo, and it gets stuck saying 'starting automatic repair.' After that, it tries connecting to the network and diagnosing the PC, but it never gets anywhere. I have a Ryzen B550 VC WiFi motherboard, and I'm really worried because I can't afford to replace anything that's broken. I rely on this computer for my work, and I'm not tech-savvy enough to figure this out. All I can access is the BIOS, but everything else is unusable. What can I do to fix this?
2 Answers
If you’re not sure where to check for your drives in BIOS, usually you can find your SSD listed under the 'Storage' or 'Boot' menu. Look for any options that show installed devices. That way you can confirm if your Windows drive is actually being detected.
Have you tried reseating your RAM? Sometimes that can help if the system isn’t recognizing hardware properly. Make sure everything is connected securely and then see if it makes a difference.
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