Trying to reboot after blue screen of death - using TestDisk 7.0 to recovery a windows 10 laptop.
Click analyze and two partition show with "Warning: number of heads/cylinders mismatches 16 (NTFS) != 255 (HD)
and Warning: number of sectors per track mismatches 2 (NTFS) != 63 (HD) scan disk - 2 partition
after Quick Search - 6 partitions are listed = 1st partition has a "P" next to it and when I type P to list files it has 2 files in white
and several files that are pink/red
two of the other partitions when selected and I list the files - it indicates "Can't open filesystem. filesystem seems damaged.
The other i can list and see some files
HELP !!
no boot sector found when trying to reboot
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Re: no boot sector found when trying to reboot
Please explain better the problem, ie. can you list the files from your different partitions, and provide the full testdisk.log file (copy/paste its content)