Hello, I recently built my first PC and it might just be my last.
Build:
Intel Core i5-4590
ASUS H97-PLUS LGA 1150
SAMSUNG 850 EVO 2.5" 250GB
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB
SeaSonic SS-300ET
Running Windows 10
The computer randomly goes into 'PC repair' yet never finds a fix. This forces me to have to 'Reset' the computer in 'PC repair' mode. Once the computer has the reset there is a 'Removed Apps' folder(/file?) shortcut on my desktop which basically list all the apps that I previously had installed on my PC and have now been removed.
So I now (and every other time that this has happened) have to download/reinstall all the software that I need for work; which is quite a bit... So this is a very annoying chore.
I initially noticed this problem when I switched between displays (experimenting with monitor vs 4K HDTV). As soon as I pulled the HDMI from one and switched to the other, the computer would reboot and go into 'repair mode'). About a week ago I decided to just leave the computer plugged into the monitor. I had no problems for about a week.
Today my antivirus (bitdefender) notifies me that I need to restart my PC due to an update. I go to restart and BAM Windows goes into repair mode.
I am not sure if I did something wrong, but I really would like to fix this. Please help, thank you!
Build:
Intel Core i5-4590
ASUS H97-PLUS LGA 1150
SAMSUNG 850 EVO 2.5" 250GB
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB
SeaSonic SS-300ET
Running Windows 10
The computer randomly goes into 'PC repair' yet never finds a fix. This forces me to have to 'Reset' the computer in 'PC repair' mode. Once the computer has the reset there is a 'Removed Apps' folder(/file?) shortcut on my desktop which basically list all the apps that I previously had installed on my PC and have now been removed.
So I now (and every other time that this has happened) have to download/reinstall all the software that I need for work; which is quite a bit... So this is a very annoying chore.
I initially noticed this problem when I switched between displays (experimenting with monitor vs 4K HDTV). As soon as I pulled the HDMI from one and switched to the other, the computer would reboot and go into 'repair mode'). About a week ago I decided to just leave the computer plugged into the monitor. I had no problems for about a week.
Today my antivirus (bitdefender) notifies me that I need to restart my PC due to an update. I go to restart and BAM Windows goes into repair mode.
I am not sure if I did something wrong, but I really would like to fix this. Please help, thank you!
> Properties > Tools > Error Checking > Check = "You dont need to scan this drive - We haven't found any errors on this drive. You can still scan the drive for errors if you want." > Scan drive > Your drive was successfully scanned. Windows successfully scanned the drive. No errors were found. 
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