Yes, I know. Don't change C:- well I was in the middle of a complicated mess of of cloning and imaging and for some reason I needed to boot and attempt to repair drive letters from an esata HDD borrowed from my laptop to get my desktop back to running- which it is now. Topic for another time. What I need help with now is that in that process I had to change the laptop's drive letter away from C: and now that I install it back to the laptop and power up I get the bios boot menu w/ F2 setup and F12 boot options, then the windows 10 logo in the middle of the screen with the circle loading at the bottom followed in about ten seconds by a perpetual black screen. I'd really prefer not to have to fresh install from my Win 8 disk and update all the way back up to 10. Any ideas?
Thank you guys and gals for your time and let me know if I can get any info needed for you.
Thank you guys and gals for your time and let me know if I can get any info needed for you.
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