

if it has an effect on the problem, the fix would generally be to update the bios and laptop drivers from the motherboard vendors website. I would go into windows control panel for power options and either set the system to high performance mode or find the drive and right click on it in device manager and see if you can find a power management tab and tell windows not to shutdown the device to save power. I can only guess that the operating system lost contact with the drive storage. I’m not sure if this helps but my SSD is an M.2 ADATA.Įrror code: (HRESULT) 0x80071a91 (2147949201) - Transaction support within the specified resource manager is not started or was shut down due to an error. I’m really not sure what to do because my PC no matter what refuses to be helped in any sort of way because I met with error cards… I have never had a registry error before so I’m really unsure what that means, despite me being somewhat tech savvy. I have tried so many things so far such as resetting my bios, creating a new windows installation media to try and run recovery troubleshooters, shooting from a restore point (Which I met with ‘an unspecified error occurred during system restore’ with the error code ‘0x80071a91’) I have tried to use the commands in command prompt such as sfc scannow which has fixed my problem with my PC many times previously, and I have also given up all hope book to reinstall windows completely, However my SSD will not allow itself to be reformatted for fresh install of windows no can I install it onto the already on reserve space on it. This time however I’ve got an error which I have never got before ‘Registry Error’. Today is very different though, when I boot into windows using windows boot manager, I am met with the classic blue screen of death which I get every so often but I usually don’t panic too much about because it requires a reboot most of the time for it to fix itself. Which sometimes happens when I start up my PC every so often and all that requires a restart select the windows boot manager from my BIOS and it puts me straight into it with no problems. I woke up this morning to see that my computer was still on, but not in the state that it usually is… It was met with the old style screen of ‘insert boot device and press a key’. I usually fall asleep to Netflix on an evening, and this is what I do every day without a problem.
