Windows 10: Laptop won't boot Win10 on restart

I haver an Aspire V5-561p model that always crashes everytime I restart it. I started having this problem on reboot a few weeks ago and it was fixed with a ''restore point'' but yesterday after a restart, Windows 10 would't boot and I had to do a full System reset with files removal to get it to work. After doing that I was able to boot normally but on my first restart a few hours later I got the ''Windows ran into a problem' again.

Now it even goes into system repair as soon as I close the lid and the laptop goes to sleep. What's weird is that I never got a specific error message a part from ''Windows couldn't start'' and I don't get crashes when my laptop is on.

Any idea how to fix this ?

thanks

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Upgrading WIN10 build via ISO file on DVD R

My laptop won't complete the upgrade to WIN10 build 10547. I just hangs at 99%.

Downloaded the build and burned it onto a DVD R.

If I install it by booting to the disc, will it just update the build or will it install a brand new copy of Win10 and wipe out all my laptop's data/settings, etc. ?

Thanks !

 

PC won't reboot after Windows 10 Installation

I have installed Win10 on my Asus Laptop and if I try to reboot I get 0xc0000098 file:\bcd error message ......

I have only the option to acces the Bios.

I did when in the Bios and deleted the boot file, saved and it started windows 10 normally, but if I try to reboot again it won't work..

I did the same thing to boot windows and downgraded back to Win8.1 and now it's OK with windows 8.1... but why Win10 refsue to boot on this machine

 

mstikes,

You are already obtaining help for your Acer laptop from the best people that can offer you help: ACER Community!

http://community.acer.com/t5/V-and-V...art/m-p/470604

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I hope I'm not breaking a forum rule. If I am please advise and I will correct. I'm not keen at getting an Acer id.

If I could add.... mstrikes I read the thread at Acer. While everyone seems to be telling you how to get Windows on it is not normal for Windows to have these issues, so I would be starting with your laptop. Run a memory scanner like memtest86+ and confirm the memory runs cleans. If there is a problem it will likely show up quickly but run it for at least an hour. You should have zero errors.

Assuming you have some sort of media to start windows you need to get to a command prompt and run chkdsk /r Maybe an opportunity to get an SSD for the holidays, just make sure your laptop accepts a SATA drive and you have skills to access the old drive in your device. Check youtube for disassemble instructions, sometimes you have to get right into it. (I didn't look up your system specs. You may ask on ACer thread.)

I will assume you have your data files backed up. If not and there is something you need search for a thread on how to get the data from a laptop or start a new thread.

Now you may have other laptop issues but with these two easy to check items out of the way reference the Acer thread and rebuild your laptop from a clean install. If it happens again I would start to consider other repair / replacement options. This may have you reconsidering any SSD upgrades. Hopefully one of the diagnostic routines will shed some light.