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Does anyone know about how much data recovery would be for a flashdrive that has been corrupted? Idk if it matters about the size but it's only 20gb worth of information.

I somehow got a laptop stuck in a boot loop/repair mode for automatic repair of the OS. Nothing I have done has helped at all and I’m kind of at a dead end.

I have attempted to let it repair itself (in my experience these things never successfully do), I have attempted to use a USB with Windows 11 to repair (the computer said it didn’t meet the minimum requirement for windows 11 which it has been running on the entire time), I’ve ran sfc /scan in cmd prompt, I’ve ran bootrec in cmd prompt, even tried changing some bios settings.

After all that nothing has changed. I know that I can take the SSD out, save whatever data I can, wipe it and put a fresh install but I’d really like to avoid opening the laptop if possible by any other means. The enclosure has some cosmetic damage that would make it a giant pain to put back together nicely.

If anyone has any magic answer I would greatly appreciate it.

I somehow got a laptop stuck in a boot loop/repair mode for automatic repair of the OS. Nothing I have done has helped at all and I’m kind of at a dead end.

I have attempted to let it repair itself (in my experience these things never successfully do), I have attempted to use a USB with Windows 11 to repair (the computer said it didn’t meet the minimum requirement for windows 11 which it has been running on the entire time), I’ve ran sfc /scan in cmd prompt, I’ve ran bootrec in cmd prompt, even tried changing some bios settings.

After all that nothing has changed. I know that I can take the SSD out, save whatever data I can, wipe it and put a fresh install but I’d really like to avoid opening the laptop if possible by any other means. The enclosure has some cosmetic damage that would make it a giant pain to put back together nicely.

If anyone has any magic answer I would greatly appreciate it.

Does anyone else that works here feel like the way that the company pushes for the cards is kind of predatory? I've seen people run the application on people you get denied multiple times in one transaction, and these apps. do affect their credit score. The interest rate is also insane at around 38% or something. Yes I know the whole thing is about interest free financing but we all know that City Bank and BB make the major money off of missed payments that charge the hell out of the consumer. When I started working here they told me that my job i to go help customers find what they need but now it seems that my only goal is to go and push a card down peoples throat. Is it the same for anyone else?

I work at a store where we sell a ton of laptops, unfortunately I don't know that much about computers. How can you tell how good a CPU is in a computer besides looking up clock speeds and core counts, or do I just have to remember which has the better speed and higher count when someone asks me?