Please help with my epic windows 10 fail

[Mister Darius]

So today I accidentally pressed the windows rollback feature and it started doing it's think, but I didn't wanted so I shut down my pc and when turned on when I got to click so i could chose what to do I can't because mouse and keyboard doesn't work then. What should I do, would a reinstalling windows help? Or what should I do because I don't want to reinstall.

 

[RunLuke]

Do you have critical data on the drive?

 

[Mister Darius]

Do you have critical data on the drive?

I would like to keep the data

 

[RunLuke]

Have an extra disk/computer/drive-bay thingy/external enclosure?

 

[The_Prophecy]

Because you stopped it part way through the process, you're pretty much going to have to reinstall Windows regardless. As far as your data goes, RunLuke's suggestion of using an external drive bay/enclosure is probably going to be the easiest way to save it. If you don't have one already, they are pretty cheap (most can be had for about $20-30 if you're in North America). Connect the enclosure with your hard drive inside to another computer and move all of your data to it temporarily. When everything you need is copied over, remove the drive and put it back into your computer. Reinstall Windows.

Once Windows is up and running again, you can either remove your drive from the computer again, put it back in the enclosure and connect that to the other computer storing your data so you can copy it back. Or you can create a network share on either system, connect to it from the other computer, and copy all of your data back over the internal network (though this option depends on both computer computers being on the same network.

 

[Mister Darius]

Because you stopped it part way through the process, you're pretty much going to have to reinstall Windows regardless. As far as your data goes, RunLuke's suggestion of using an external drive bay/enclosure is probably going to be the easiest way to save it. If you don't have one already, they are pretty cheap (most can be had for about $20-30 if you're in North America). Connect the enclosure with your hard drive inside to another computer and move all of your data to it temporarily. When everything you need is copied over, remove the drive and put it back into your computer. Reinstall Windows.

Once Windows is up and running again, you can either remove your drive from the computer again, put it back in the enclosure and connect that to the other computer storing your data so you can copy it back. Or you can create a network share on either system, connect to it from the other computer, and copy all of your data back over the internal network (though this option depends on both computer computers being on the same network.

Thanks for all the answers, but I already fixed the pc. I managed to make it do the roll back to windows 7 (lojg story to explain :-D) But what are you saing about the external drive copy, how could I save everything if I even couldn't run the windows to show the desktop? Because all the usb thingys were screwed up.

 

[RunLuke]

YOU would have to remove the drive and install it in another computer / enclosure etc. They drive/other computer doesn't care if windows doesn't work as long as it isn't the boot drive.