SSD Repair Tool recommendations?

[Deleted member 5505]

Please can anyone recommend software they've had success restoring/repairing a Windows installation. Obviously I've googled but it seems to be a minefield.

Windows will not boot, CHKDSK fails in all forms despite running for 72hrs to completion the first time, repair & recovery from USB boot fails, safe mode hangs up etc..
I've resorted to removing the SSD and will USB cradle it to try a repair connected to my other machine.

In this instance the Windows recovery element is more preferable to recovering personal data/files etc.. due to the absolute ball-ache finding the hardware drivers and calibrating the peripherals would be.(It's a vpin)

Thanks all

 

[Ashbo]

Please can anyone recommend software they've had success restoring/repairing a Windows installation. Obviously I've googled but it seems to be a minefield.

Windows will not boot, CHKDSK fails in all forms despite running for 72hrs to completion the first time, repair & recovery from USB boot fails, safe mode hangs up etc..
I've resorted to removing the SSD and will USB cradle it to try a repair connected to my other machine.

In this instance the Windows recovery element is more preferable to recovering personal data/files etc.. due to the absolute ball-ache finding the hardware drivers and calibrating the peripherals would be.(It's a vpin)

Thanks all

Hiya mate

What version windows are you running?

 

[Deleted member 5505]

Windows 10 home, don't think it's pro

 

[Ashbo]

Windows 10 home, don't think it's pro

Cool, then if it's possible to fix, then this site has the steps

Windows 10 Won't Boot on My PC: 5 Simple Solutions

If Windows 10 won’t boot, make sure the connections are in order and the RAM is properly seated, repair the MBR, or reset the BIOS.

windowsreport.com

 

[Deleted member 5505]

Cool, then if it's possible to fix, then this site has the steps

Windows 10 Won't Boot on My PC: 5 Simple Solutions

If Windows 10 won’t boot, make sure the connections are in order and the RAM is properly seated, repair the MBR, or reset the BIOS.

windowsreport.com

Cheers dude, I'll check it out

 

[Ashbo]

Cheers dude, I'll check it out

Failing that, a fresh install of Windows on a new ssd, then use baller installer to get the software installed, then copy all the tables from the old disk using your usb caddy. A bit of a pain in the backside, but no doubt it will be faster loading and playing once done

 

[Pick Holder]

A lot of vpin config is in the registry.

Have you been turning the vpin off without shutting down?

 

[Deleted member 5505]

A lot of vpin config is in the registry.

Have you been turning the vpin off without shutting down?

Rarely, I used shutdown from pinup popper if using vpin or the windows key + otherwise

 

[Fubar]

Might be worth a try plugging it into a linux box - that's sometimes less fussy, and usually more informative.