The hdd is with me I told him to disassemble so that my data remains safe.
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The hdd is with me I told him to disassemble so that my data remains safe.
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Then the only thing to do is get someone to take the info off your old hdd and get a new pc
that might mean something wrong with motherboard or Bios. which is not the OS issue, you have to ask someone (or yourself, but I doubt you know anything about that) to open it up and do the check. hopefully the motherboard or internal components wasn't screwed. because watch dog failure (WDF) violation normally means some thing I/O of the board get some thing wrong in a sudden.
I had a feeling, something else would be a fault.
At least, your data is safe :) hopefully the repairs don't take too long.
Got to mention something..... The screen was not displaying anything after I got a WDF_VIOLATION error and PC restarts itself and then the screen goes blank with only cpu running.
Fast forward 3 weeks:
Changed the motherboard, now the display starts working, did a backup of hdd, now the serviceman said to revert back to Windows 8 so I did reset everything to factory settings, clicked ok and bam again WDF_VIOLATION error and after that screen blank. Now I fell either the hdd is culprit or Windows 10 itself.
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