Windows 10: windows reset gone wrong pl0x h3lp

Dear community.

Since my gaming pc had slowed down.
Perfomance decreased drastically.

I had tried clearing cache's and all tips on the internet on how to get my ram under control and my fps in games.

I dont know my full speccs so heres a rough sketch:

i5 intel processor
Nvidia gtx 1050
Sdd hard drive about 250gb
230v masterwatt lite 600 coolermaster.
8GB RAM.

When i looked in my task manager.

It was already over occupied by managing screens and tabbs. So i thought it was time for drastic measures so i wanted to try a clean install of windows.!!

I backed up some personal photos etc. On a USB drive so that was safe and then i tried it.

So i selected the option for emptying or wiping the disk without reinstalling Windows. Since i believed the cause for my decrease in performance was more in whatever was on the computer rather than the windows installation.

It prepared itself for restart tried to restart and gave me a black screen since.

Im sort of stuck here not wanting to cause any damage if i havent afflicted any already .


Pls helpzz. !

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Why did the startup window get cleared?

I didn't missed any step, the list was gone and gone , even after using lot of programs the programs were not listed in that list.

 

windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

wrong bios programmed on my card what now?

are you kidding? or is this being lost in language barriers?(if so, then id suggest trying google translateon the list above, or reading it several times, im sorry that i cant help with that part) the PCIe slot is what you need, thats where you plug the GPU into. follow the step by step guide, that is your solution. VGA= Video Graphics array, or adapter in this case, AKA GPU, Aka, Video Card.

The 2nd gpu acts as a way to boot into OS since you're not able to do so with the damaged GPU. I don't know what your system specs are but if you have onboard graphics enable them in your bios and then reset your PC or do it after a reset depending on what your motherboard requires that will allow you to boot into your operating system then follow the steps after number three in the list above.( note that if you do not have built-in graphics on your CPU this is where you will use a second GPU )

i hope this helps......Best of luck, i have 35minutes to get dressed, and be on a transport to Kessel.......another day covered in Spice, *Frown (atleast im working in the Refinery *Wink )