Solved Computer Doesn't Boot Anyway to Save It?

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For about 3 months now one of my desktops boots but shows black screen after it says windows, but anyways is there anyway to save it? like with boot cd/rescue disc or something? (I'm really confused on what to do).
 
OK, when it downloads, you extract it (since it's zipped)
and do you have an empty CD to burn it or USB Flash drive (1GB minimum)

Note : Usb must be empty
 
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Download has completed & which one of these files do I run?

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OK, now plug in your USB flash drive and open Rufus, select your usb flash drive in Rufus, file system NTFS,
and at the bottom choose the path of your hirens boot cd (ISO file that has ~600mb) and click START

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Sorry for handwritting ;D
 
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Wait until it finsh
Also, be sure you emptied your flash drive because Rufus will erase all the contents
 
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Now eject your usb flash drive and insert it into computer that doesn't work

Power Up the computer and rape the "delete" button until it show you the BIOS
I don't know what our BIOS is, but in every BIOS there are "Boot Options" where you can find the "Boot priority"
so it will be something like this
ocs-00-boot-dev-priority-bios.png


You will need to set up your flash drive to boot the first, before your HDD.

You following?
 
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Now eject your usb flash drive and insert it into computer that doesn't work

Power Up the computer and rape the "delete" button until it show you the BIOS
I don't know what our BIOS is, but in every BIOS there are "Boot Options" where you can find the "Boot priority"
so it will be something like this
ocs-00-boot-dev-priority-bios.png


You will need to set up your flash drive to boot the first, before your HDD.

You following?
Screen still remains blank even after I set it to bootup with usb.
 
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tell me, does it again shows Windows Logo upon startup?

If it does, then you didn't set up your boot priority properly
 
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