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5. If you can get into the safe mode, you could

Thu Feb 14, 2019, 12:49 PM

Feb 2019

look for system restore and reset it for before the system updated. That might make it work again once it's done.

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MS finally killed my computer [View all] hermetic Feb 2019 OP

You won't like my suggestion PJMcK Feb 2019 #1

Actually hermetic Feb 2019 #2

My rebuilt MacBook hermetic Feb 2019 #10

Great to hear! PJMcK Feb 2019 #14

It will take some work, but you can do it RainCaster Feb 2019 #3

I may be able to provide some assistance better Feb 2019 #4

Didn't work hermetic Feb 2019 #11

If you can get into the safe mode, you could shraby Feb 2019 #5

Let me recommend that you download CAINE and keep a DVD of it on hand. eppur_se_muova Feb 2019 #6

Thanks hermetic Feb 2019 #12

Thanks hermetic Feb 2019 #13

I had a similar problem on my desktop and laptop. Turbineguy Feb 2019 #8