Since you can create a boot/repair USB stick or disk now, why not?
My favorite stick is made with the Microsoft Windows Media Creation Kit. It's free, has never asked me for a CDKEY and I'll refrain from commenting why folk don't do this.
Second, PCs are not reliable enough to use without this and a full backup. The recent world wide worm and ransomware account only reinforces what moderators here have been asking folk to do for years.
"We only lose what we don't backup."
So i woke up yesterday and booted my computer to be greeted by a blue screen with an error code 0x00000e. Saying that it cant find my windows or something like that. Also heard some electrical popping coming from my outlet prior to this. Upon first boot my Keyboard and mouse werent working. So it must have been my faulty outlet that caused this. So i rebooted the system like 10 times from yesterday til now. In between i was swapping sata cables and doing to general dusting in my PC. Also securing my connections in there and swapping slots in my PSU. So i tried one last time and was greeted with the same screen. So i put the covers back on and disconnected everything from the back and it was just sitting for a couple hours. So i came to try something i read online that said restarting it 3 times will make some automatic windows repair popup or something, but im pretty sure thats for older versions but figured why not. So i plugged in just the PSU and turned it on and surprised surprise it decides to boot up normally.
tldr; Got a 0x00000e boot error, got same error after 10 reboots in the spam of two days. Left it completely disconnected and booted it again with just the PSU and its booted up.
Now my question is what should i do now that its working? Is there some windows repair service i can run? My Service and maintenance window says my drives are running perfectly normal.
Im just paranoid to turn it off at this point but its got to turn off at some point. I dont have windows disk as i had windows 7 an upgraded it.

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