Recovery, Windows 10

[Vidojkovic]

In-Game Name: Kyle_McLeod
Date: 01/03/2017
Your Question:

Anyone know a fix for this?
hmu on skype if it's a long process
davor.vidojkovic(copy paste the username)
I'll give 3M once I sell my Sultan to whoever solves this problem for me once and for all. Last time I had to replace my 1TB HDD for a 500GB HDD. However I don't have the money right now to buy stuff for my PC.

[Lance]

have you tried restarting your computer sir?

[KingDavid]

Try restarting your Computer, if it's still not working, click on "See advanced settings" and send me SS about the list that will pop up.

[SupahLemuel]

Reset your computer. As in, Hard Reset it. Advanced Options > Troubleshoot(I think). If it's not troubleshoot, then play around with the options. Go for 'Reset PC', or something like that. Reset it to Factory Settings. Then, try again.

If that doesnt work, I suggest you try this:
Press your Windows Key + X, on your keyboard.
Click on CMD Prompt ADMIN, make sure you click on the ADMIN one or it wont work.
Type this in.
Dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
Like my reply if it worked.

[Vidojkovic]

Okay I found a solution and for anyone wondering how I fixed it here is how I did so.
Turned off my PC, removed all the cables and stuff. Took an ear bud and a toothpick, might need more than just one. Cleaned the CPU, it's cooler. Did the same with the GPU and it's cooler. Removed my RAM card and placed it back. Cleaned the power supply and just dusted off the rest of the components while I was at it(QUICK TIP: You can use a hairdryer to push off the dust and then just pick it up with the toothpick). Then once you're done cleaning it and once you've placed back your RAM card you can insert your cables like you always do and boot up your PC. Thanks to everyone that commented and attempted to help me out. This can be closed.

[Ben]

Okay I found a solution and for anyone wondering how I fixed it here is how I did so.
Turned off my PC, removed all the cables and stuff. Took an ear bud and a toothpick, might need more than just one. Cleaned the CPU, it's cooler. Did the same with the GPU and it's cooler. Removed my RAM card and placed it back. Cleaned the power supply and just dusted off the rest of the components while I was at it(QUICK TIP: You can use a hairdryer to push off the dust and then just pick it up with the toothpick). Then once you're done cleaning it and once you've placed back your RAM card you can insert your cables like you always do and boot up your PC. Thanks to everyone that commented and attempted to help me out. This can be closed.

Closed.