This morning, I logged on to my computer at the usual time, 8am. But, instead of the system operating perfectly as usual, the screen displayed a Critical Error message, with assurances that they'd try to fix the error next time I logged on.
This has happened before. It took about 8 hours before I could use the computer again.
I'm not technically savvy. Nope. But I wouldn't let it beat me.
This time, after logging on and consequently shutting everything down, over and over again, I had an electric light moment.
When the screen first opened, I could choose Windows 10 or System Restore.
I chose the latter, crossing my fingers against anything going wrong.
When it finally opened—a wait of 1 or 2 minutes—System Restore came with a message that all personal data would be erased.
I didn't want that, so I quickly clicked on the X to cancel.
What happened next surprised me. The opening music accompanied the full working screen.
Phew! So that's what I'll do next time.
Any problems with your computer?
This has happened before. It took about 8 hours before I could use the computer again.
I'm not technically savvy. Nope. But I wouldn't let it beat me.
This time, after logging on and consequently shutting everything down, over and over again, I had an electric light moment.
When the screen first opened, I could choose Windows 10 or System Restore.
I chose the latter, crossing my fingers against anything going wrong.
When it finally opened—a wait of 1 or 2 minutes—System Restore came with a message that all personal data would be erased.
I didn't want that, so I quickly clicked on the X to cancel.
What happened next surprised me. The opening music accompanied the full working screen.
Phew! So that's what I'll do next time.
Any problems with your computer?
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