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Hello!

I used Malwarebytes to remove malware, browser adware and some SNARE virus

After Scan There was about 3000 detected files. So I was a bit paranoid and I think I deleted them immediately from quarantine and restarted.

Now I have Black Screen after windows logo loading, no cursor nothing.

I can access Safe Mode option menu but Safe Mode also have Black Screen.

I did 2 System Recovery points but it didn't work.,

I booted my PC using windows 8,1 installation USB and tried to REPAIR, didn't work.

I tried to upgrade to windows 10 using USB to fix it but it does not allow me to do that without access to my current windows.

I didn't tried REFRESH, RESET and CLEAR INSTALL yet because I don't want loose very important files.

Possible Causes

1. Important system files was deleted when removing malware

2. My SSD was full, was in very low memory and I also did AVG update right before restart

3. Virus is blocking access.

How can I fix it without loosing my files and apps?

Are There any bootable USB software that can Help?

Please can you give me any advice? 

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Desktop Pc Windows 8.1 ASUS i7 hexacore AVG Antivirus

 

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Update. I am able to access my computer using cmd.exe /notepad. All Drives looks good. 

But I noticed that my SSD where windows is installed is no set as Primary C: It is set as last G: not as usually it was.

Is it possible that problem is only because windows is booting from wrong Drive?

How can I change it to back to C:?

 

 

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