Computer WON'T LOAD WINDOWS SCREEN. JUST DARK BLUE SCREEN AFTER SPLASH SCREEN

[clutch_noob221]

Hey, I been using my new computer for about 2 months, and no problems what so ever. I turn it off every night. 2 days ago, i tried turning it on and the GIGABYTE BIOS SPLASH SCREEN started up normally. After that it takes me to a dark blue screen. I kept it on for a day a nothing happened. Also, for some reason my keyboard doesn't turn on until windows is fully loaded, so i can't go into bios. I have tried placing the motherboard installation disc in there, and nothing still worked. Could it be a hard drive crash? Please help ASAP. Thank you in advance.
My specs:
Motherboard: GA H61M-DS2
CPU: I5 3570k
GPU: GTX 960 4gb
RAM: 12gb Crucial
Case: Corsair Carbide 500r

 

[Multipack]

Have you tried your keyboard in a USB 2.0 or even a PS/2 if your MB has one? Have you tried a Windows Recovery Tool from USB? Or resetting your CMOS?

 

[clutch_noob221]

Have you tried your keyboard in a USB 2.0 or even a PS/2 if your MB has one? Have you tried a Windows Recovery Tool from USB? Or resetting your CMOS?

Yes I have tried all of those except the windows recovery tool. I tried every single usb hub. I reset CMOS. I'll try the windows recovery tool. Are there any other options and reasons why this happened?

 

[Multipack]

Yeah lots. Maybe your HDD has failed, you had a power surge or numerous other reasons. Start off trying to repair Windows. If it can't, it's most likely hardware related. Also, if you have Win 10 the USB ports are often disabled with UEFI secure fast boot so thats normal.

 

[clutch_noob221]

Yeah lots. Maybe your HDD has failed, you had a power surge or numerous other reasons. Start off trying to repair Windows. If it can't, it's most likely hardware related. Also, if you have Win 10 the USB ports are often disabled with UEFI secure fast boot so thats normal.

Ok. I will try to do a windows 10 repair. But if i create a usb stick for the repair on a different pc, will I lose all my stuff on the pc that won't work?

 

[Multipack]

No not with repair. Reset even lets you keep files. Reinstallation WILL wipe the disk though so dont choose that.

 

[clutch_noob221]

No not with repair. Reset even lets you keep files. Reinstallation WILL wipe the disk though so dont choose that.

The Windows repair drive didn't work. Could a hard drive crash just like that?

 

[Multipack]

Didn't work how? And HDD's don't generally just die like that but it is possible. It could be any of your hardware, Can you try another disk to rule it out?

 

[clutch_noob221]

Didn't work how? And HDD's don't generally just die like that but it is possible. It could be any of your hardware, Can you try another disk to rule it out?

I wasn't using a disc. I used a USB drive. This computer i'm on doesn't have a cd drive installed.

 

[Multipack]

No I mean hard disk drive.

 

[clutch_noob221]

No I mean hard disk drive.

Oh lol. I'll try taking this one out of pc. I'll let you know.

 

[clutch_noob221]

No I mean hard disk drive.

It didn't work also. So it isn't a dead hard drive. What else could it be?

 

[Multipack]

Well because it was stable and you didnt change anything it sounds like a bad MB/CPU. If you had altered BIOS settings or done something it'd be different but the fact it just died suggest hardware. Did you have any major Windows/ME driver updates before it happened?

 

[clutch_noob221]

Well because it was stable and you didnt change anything it sounds like a bad MB/CPU. If you had altered BIOS settings or done something it'd be different but the fact it just died suggest hardware. Did you have any major Windows/ME driver updates before it happened?

My mobo and cu where brand new. I think that's unlikely. Being honest, i don't think I reset the CMOS correctly.

 

[Multipack]

Take the CMOS battery out for 15 seconds or so to clear it.. then boot from a USB Windows tool and reinstall. It should work fine if its firmware/software related.

 

[clutch_noob221]

Take the CMOS battery out for 15 seconds or so to clear it.. then boot from a USB Windows tool and reinstall. It should work fine if its firmware/software related.

I'm not sure if i did this correctly. I unplug the power from my pc. Then I took out the cmos. waited, then put it back in. Then i plugged the power back in. Is that how, because it didn't fix it. Does my power gotta be connected when i turn it on?

 

[Multipack]

When you turn it on does it have to be? Yeah power needs to be connected then.. Removed when you take out CMOS though. Try running the USB tool.

 

[clutch_noob221]

When you turn it on does it have to be? Yeah power needs to be connected then.. Removed when you take out CMOS though. Try running the USB tool.

Nothing is working. I'm think of doing a fresh windows install of a disc.

 

[Multipack]

If you cant access your BIOS and cant boot with two different HDD is isnt Windows at fault.

 

[clutch_noob221]

If you cant access your BIOS and cant boot with two different HDD is isnt Windows at fault.

Well I'm pretty sure it's a corrupted download. And when I inserted my hp disc I got the blinking light in the corner.

 

[Multipack]

Sorry you have lost me now. Is almost impossible to help you sorry.

 

[clutch_noob221]

No problem. At least you tried helping unlike some people.