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How to Fix “The computer restarted unexpectedly” Error on Windows 10?

System unexpectedly restarted error usually arises due to corrupted hard drive or system ISO file failure. It might also be an issue related to corrupted data or booting files. Furthermore, the error can also be caused due to some malicious and infected file error on your device<br>

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How to Fix “The computer restarted unexpectedly” Error on Windows 10?

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  1. How to Fix “The computer restarted unexpectedly” Error on Windows 10? System unexpectedly restarted error usually arises due to corrupted hard drive or system ISO file failure. It might also be an issue related to corrupted data or booting files. Furthermore, the error can also be caused due to some malicious and infected file error on your device. If you are suffering from it as well, then here are the steps to fix this error. For more information visit : Office.com/setup

  2. Run a Clean Boot to Detect Issues Go to the Start key and enter ‘msconfig.’ Now hit the Enter key. Then you will reach System Configuration Utility. Go to the General section and select the Selective Startup. Clear the tick from ‘Load System Services’. Navigate to the Services section and tick the ‘Hide All Microsoft Services’ and select the Disable All option. Now, select the Apply or OK button, and PC will reboot shortly. For more information - webroot.com/safe

  3. Arrange the BIOS Settings Input the BIOS during the system boot-up. After that, reach the Advanced section. Then choose the Onboard Device Configuration. You should ensure that SATA Mode is set to AHCI. Proceed to the Boot field and select the Enable option near to Secure Boot. Set the Disable option for Load Legacy OPROM. Modify the Boot Mood to UEFI and verify the fresh settings. When the system reboots, select the F12 button to launch the boot menu. Now, choose the UEFI boot device.

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