hello guys .
my system was borrowed to someone and when he returns it its start showing this..
here is the system name
Acer Chromebook 15 CB3-531
please any computer engineer who can help me repair it should drop a comment ..
please any solution to this , look at the photos .
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you need a window recovery disc. or windows installation disc

Ahh yes, The blue screen of death!!.
first of all Try to access the window restore options and restore to a date where the PC was working perfectly and if it fails
open recovery select Reset this PC
choose to either keep your files or a clean install
select an option and your system will reboot. everything will be lost except for files and folders.

Go and download Linux una no wan hear word, kpele. My advice to you is that if you wish to keep on using windows get windows 8 because windows 10 is a bloated piece of shit.

SegFault:
Go and download Linux una no wan hear word, kpele. My advice to you is that if you wish to keep on using windows get windows 8 because windows 10 is a bloated piece of shit.

Your assumptions are very wrong on a whole lot of levels.
I've witnessed linux boot errors to due to failed headers update, the only saving grace was Rsync
Whomsoever borrowed his pc must have messed with it somewhere
I program on MacOs, Linux and Windows everyday, this message was posted from Windows
and I have never had any issue with Windows in my programming career, not even a BSOD.
And windows 10 was the next best thing after windows 7. windows 8 was a failed experiment
Why people have issues with windows is cos they often installed cracked versions and therefore disable system updates, [plus disabling system updates to save data]
I would advise anybody using windows for professional development to install a genuine version and have peace of mind
and if you have enough bandwidth, please allow automatic system updates. Its very critical for system stability, even Linux too.
if it wasnt, then Linux wouldnt have introduced "canonical livepatch", but i guess, you dont' know what that means.
cheers

emae009:
you need a window recovery disc. or windows installation disc

It's a chrome book

Try googling the problem.

Just a brief google search I ran and I'm already seeing multiple videos and sites discussing how to solve it.

cixak95211:


Your assumptions are very wrong on a whole lot of levels.
I've witnessed linux boot errors to due to failed headers update, the only saving grace was Rsync
Whomsoever borrowed his pc must have messed with it somewhere
I program on MacOs, Linux and Windows everyday, this message was posted from Windows
and I have never had any issue with Windows in my programming career, not even a BSOD.
And windows 10 was the next best thing after windows 7. windows 8 was a failed experiment
Why people have issues with windows is cos they often installed cracked versions and therefore disable system updates, [plus disabling system updates to save data]
I would advise anybody using windows for professional development to install a genuine version and have peace of mind
and if you have enough bandwidth, please allow automatic system updates. Its very critical for system stability, even Linux too.
if it wasnt, then Linux wouldnt have introduced "canonical livepatch", but i guess, you dont' know what that means.
cheers

Okay, I personally do not like Windows, so I'll probably be bias with this. I've used Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10 before and of all of them, Windows 7 is my personal best. It's the most stable and for people like me that don't like to waste data on updating or patching nonsense, Windows 7 just about did it for me. I didn't like Windows 8 and 10 for any reason, cause they're too bloated. By default, they come with lots of unneeded nonsense.

My major beef with windows though is that I'm the kind that likes to compile every open source library I use myself (I'm talking C++ here), instead of using prebuilt libraries. My God, Windows is the most frustrating operating system in that respect. That's why I switched to Linux and I've never looked back since.

Your "cannonical livepatch" thing is entirely optional. I usually don't like to update my OS, unless there's some serious security patch I need to incorporate, and even those I look at very carefully before doing it. Linux is very notorious when it comes to updates, and I don't want my perfectly working grub2 to start giving me errors I've never seen in my life. I ain't debugging any boot-weirdo thing.

Anyway, as always, windows sucks!!!

cixak95211:


Your assumptions are very wrong on a whole lot of levels.
I've witnessed linux boot errors to due to failed headers update, the only saving grace was Rsync
Whomsoever borrowed his pc must have messed with it somewhere
I program on MacOs, Linux and Windows everyday, this message was posted from Windows
and I have never had any issue with Windows in my programming career, not even a BSOD.
And windows 10 was the next best thing after windows 7. windows 8 was a failed experiment
Why people have issues with windows is cos they often installed cracked versions and therefore disable system updates, [plus disabling system updates to save data]
I would advise anybody using windows for professional development to install a genuine version and have peace of mind
and if you have enough bandwidth, please allow automatic system updates. Its very critical for system stability, even Linux too.
if it wasnt, then Linux wouldnt have introduced "canonical livepatch", but i guess, you dont' know what that means.
cheers

And those so called windows updates love coming at very bad times, the amount of crashes that attacked me when I was using windows 10 was enough to keep me off, number two and most of all windows greatest problem is that it is not posix compliant, which means code that I write that will compile safely on Linux and MacOS will not work at all on Windows, MingW and Cygwin were attempts to correct this but they suck terribly at that, no signal handling and windows exception system is bogus and useless. Windows 7 is the best windows distro and they stupidly cut off support for it. I forgot to mention the time you waste downloading and updating drivers and dlls.

cixak95211:
True, but i still dont know what version of windows you guys run. Fact, is running windows, is not cheap. If you dont have unlimited data, better to steer clear of windows, than try to disable updates.
Last fact: Dont try using Windows for a job for Unix , each of the OSes have their specific use cases.
Its akin to firing up Ubuntu and expecting to see Office365, and then crying that "Wine" sucks.
I cannot live without office365 and gaming so i use windows pretty much
I cannot also live without superb trackpad gestures, lol [ me joking ], macos comes to the rescue
and when i wanna look cool at public events, or just blend into the crowd at technical events . . . i go with the Linux machine
case closed !

True, but i still dont know what version of windows you guys run.
windows studies you and knows when you're active and will never try to full-cycle update. Never!
Even if it takes 10 years, its gonna wait.
The only disadvantage is that you do have to powerdown when its time. But even on Linux, critical updates do require a reboot, except, once again
you're into livepatching, and that's pretty much for servers, hardly used by personal users.
These cracked versions do have some features cut out, perhaps.
Fact, is running windows, is not cheap. If you dont have unlimited data, better to steer clear of windows, than try to disable updates.
Last fact: Dont try using Windows for a job for Unix , each of the OSes have their specific use cases.
Its akin to firing up Ubuntu and expecting to see Office365, and then crying that "Wine" sucks.
I cannot live without office365 and gaming so i use windows pretty much
I cannot also live without superb trackpad gestures, lol [ me joking ], macos comes to the rescue
and when i wanna look cool at public events, or just blend into the crowd at technical events . . . i go with the Linux machine
case closed !

p.s. i am not a windows fan"man" . . i have all three OSes and them for their specific uses cases without bias.

SegFault:
Go and download Linux una no wan hear word, kpele. My advice to you is that if you wish to keep on using windows get windows 8 because windows 10 is a bloated piece of shit.

Please don't say this again. Window 10 is the most stable after window 7. I have used windows 10 on my pc since I bought it and it has never coughed.

Kelvin30286063:

Please don't say this again. Window 10 is the most stable after window 7. I have used windows 10 on my pc since I bought it and it has never coughed.

My own crashed twice every week, I thought it was only me so I went to some YouTube videos and read the comment section many people complained that the shit is big for nothing and it crashed to much. That is not even my main problem, my main problem is that it is not posix compliant, it is closed source, it is locked, it doesn't come with half of the system drivers and dynamically linked libraries. Linux developers make all the drivers and core libraries themselves because they know that they make open source and free software and don't earn anything from it (you yourself can even contribute to Linux). Microsoft have an issue, anytime they release updates, the size of the software shoots up along with bugs.

^ Is Linux office365 compliant, and should i be damn mad that it isnt and hit my head on the wall?
What do i do when i am in dire need of office365 for my business to survive and i only have a linux machine?
your guess is as good as mine . . . i stop crying and buy a windows machine or a mac
you are in dire need of posix compliance, stop crying, get or install a unix flavor
as OS cannot be everything, even macos has limits
Steven spielberg may love windows to a fault, but he actually needs to edit movies, and so has to be stuck with a mac just cos he needs
Final cut pro . . he doesnt go on crying about how he cannot use final cut pro on windows, cos its not final-cut pro compliant
please grow up! be a man