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Anons, i need your help.
Recently, a friend of mine installed windows 10 on my PC, previously was windows 7.
Today i came back from work early, my wife wasn't home yet, so i took the time to play some Overwatch. But while i was playing, my screen went black, i couldn't do anything else on it, so i turned my computer off. I was pretty frustrated, so i turned on again, and went to buy some stuff.
What happened was: i came back home again, and when i looked at my screen, my old windows 7 setup was back, and i don't fucking know why.
I don't understand shit about computers.
What should i do? How should i do? I really don't wanna bother this friend of mine.
Also, i'm sorry for any spelling errors, english isn't my native language, and the chans on my country sucks.
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Also, i google it, and i didn't find anything similar.
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>>292760
Looks like you're not the first person this has happened to:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-update/windows-10-reverts-to-windows-7-by-itself/16af1fd3-633a-43f4-8dc9-980da8d902d2
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>>292768
I tried those. Didn't help at all.
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Don't know if you even know what this means, but could your friend by any chance have configured a dual boot setup? This means you could have both win 10 and win 7 and for some reason the computer booted to the old win 7.
1. Are the files you see on your desktop the same you had on windows 10?
2. Are you sure this 'windows 7' is really windows 7 and not just win 10 on some sort of safe mode?
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>>292768
His problem included on completely disappearance of windows 10. But my shit still here, like, all my "new stuff" that i downloaded when i was using windows 10. i forgot to mention that my friend put a 1TB HD in the same day that he installed windows 10. Kinda messy.
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>>292774
>but could your friend by any chance have configured a dual boot setup?
That's i thought, look, when he installed windows 10, all stuff that i had on windows 7 was there, and now the same way around.
>Are you sure this 'windows 7' is really windows 7 and not just win 10 on some sort of safe mode?
Its not, for one simple reason, its exactly the same setup from before he installed windows 10
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>>292774
Also, look, before he installed windows 10, my windows 7 desktop was organized in my way, now its the same way i left, nothing changed, besides the 1tb i have now.
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>>292760
Could be fixed by changing resolution settings under display settings. Scaling has to be set at 100%. I noticed with some emulators if I set anything other than 100% I get display issues. Like the image would not be centered or game crashes or windows out.
I think by default the scaling is set at 125%.
I would also reinstall video drivers as well. Remove old drivers first.
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>>292786
I think you got the wrong thread anon
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>>292788
Tbh Op sounds too retarded to figure out.
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>>292798
Sure, faggot, i can't sound smart in a language that i don't speak fluently.
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