technology Windows 8 PC acting strange

[Flying Vantas 107]

I apologize if this is in the wrong category, but right after putting a shitton of ponies into my dropbox my PC proceeded to crash (BTW it is a tablet, hewlett-packard)

 

It's been looping and trying to do http://imgur.com/CyDNKsj all day, and keeps rebooting only to do the same thing again. Do I need an adapter and a rescue flash drive? Or what can I do to fix this?

 

Is my tablet fucked up badly enough so I have an excuse to get a new one?

[Countess Coloratura 204]

What type of HP Tablet is it? 

[Flying Vantas 107]

What type of HP Tablet is it? 

Well, Countess, it's a Windows 8, 'bout the size of your average Kindle Fire. A little thicker than an iPhone. Can't get the model because A. IDK how and B. it's still stuck like that.

***Please guys, that tablet had a FUCK TON of important pony shit on it.***

[Countess Coloratura 204]

Well, Countess, it's a Windows 8, 'bout the size of your average Kindle Fire. A little thicker than an iPhone. Can't get the model because A. IDK how and B. it's still stuck like that.

***Please guys, that tablet had a FUCK TON of important pony shit on it.***

I was curious what type of tablet it was, like a special series of HP tablet. I was going to try some research and see if I can help you out on it. 

I'm more of a PC guy and more of a windows 7 user. I know a little about Windows 8, but I never really messed with it too much. But I do have the simple idea of the basics and such. 

 

As for tablet expirence I have only messed with Apple/Android ones. 

 

Without know exact series of your tablet, I dont know what kind of thing I can do to help. 

 

But in the case of the BIOS, from what I did find by searching up a Windows8 Tablet BIOS Loop. 

 

I found an article on the HP Stream 7 in the top result. If this is your tablet type then what I did see. 

 

Try holding the power + Volume Down together. Then it should reboot to recovery options. 

 

But if that is not your series/model/type of tablet. Not so much I can really do to help. 

 

But if the little bt I just said actually works, then I hope it does work. 

But if not, I do hope that somepony here will have an answer for you. 

Because losing a lot of important data is not a good thing. 

 

If there anything I can do to look up or try to help you I will try my best. 

[Flying Vantas 107]

I was curious what type of tablet it was, like a special series of HP tablet. I was going to try some research and see if I can help you out on it. 

I'm more of a PC guy and more of a windows 7 user. I know a little about Windows 8, but I never really messed with it too much. But I do have the simple idea of the basics and such. 

 

As for tablet expirence I have only messed with Apple/Android ones. 

 

Without know exact series of your tablet, I dont know what kind of thing I can do to help. 

 

But in the case of the BIOS, from what I did find by searching up a Windows8 Tablet BIOS Loop. 

 

I found an article on the HP Stream 7 in the top result. If this is your tablet type then what I did see. 

 

Try holding the power + Volume Down together. Then it should reboot to recovery options. 

 

But if that is not your series/model/type of tablet. Not so much I can really do to help. 

 

But if the little bt I just said actually works, then I hope it does work. 

But if not, I do hope that somepony here will have an answer for you. 

Because losing a lot of important data is not a good thing. 

 

If there anything I can do to look up or try to help you I will try my best. 

Thanks man, yes it's HP Stream 7. It was covered by my duct tape tablet case.

 

aaaand it did not work.

[Countess Coloratura 204]

Thanks man, yes it's HP Stream 7. It was covered by my duct tape tablet case.

 

aaaand it did not work.

Darn.. Does your tablet by chance of one of those memory sticks for storage? Or is it all on the tablet storage itself?

I would think if it is on like those micro SD cards, you can buy an adapter that you can put a micro SD into a normal SD card. And you can easily copy those to another computer.

 

Now if not and its on internal storage only, then I don"t think there is much to do on that part. 

 

I suggest you try to look for a fix possibly by google "HP Stream 7 BIOS Loop" 

And see if you can come up with a fix. Or if it is possible for you to contact HP support in some way and see if they can have a way to help. 

 

Honestly I have never owned a Windows tablet or ever played with one. So I don't know much to really give you much help on it, and I apologize for that. 

I would say do a google search see if there is any fixes. If so, then good. 

If not, and it has a micro SD type card in it, I would say by the adapter. Then if need be to buy a new tablet, you can prolly be able to transfer whats on the SD to that. 

 

But again, I don't know much about tablets. 

Sorry I couldn't be enough help. 

I wish you luck. And hope someone here has an answer for you.