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After retrieving your data, you may fix this error with the methods stated above. This tool can help you get back your data even from a crashed system.

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This DIY software can easily recover data from formatted, corrupted, or virus-infected drives. The software can restore data from all Windows PCs and external storage devices. If you lose data due to this BSOD error, you may get it back with the help of an efficient data recovery tool such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional. Lost Data Due To BSOD Error? Recover it With a Windows Data Recovery Tool But remember, after reinstalling Windows, you will lose all the important data stored on your system as the process of reinstalling Windows involves complete formatting of the system making your data completely inaccessible.

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You may reinstall Windows 10 by downloading and using Windows Media Creation tool.

If you are not able to fix this blue screen error with the help of the above-stated methods, you will have to reinstall Windows 10. Although, you may use a Windows Data Recovery tool to recover data lost after using CHKDSK command. This situation leads you to lose access to the data. Due to this, Windows doesn’t read or store data from marked sectors.

Note: CHKDSK command marks down the bad sectors in the hard drive. Once it is done, restart your system and check if the issue is fixed. I hope this helps a little bit.Image 10: Run CHKDSK /r /r D command to fix hard disk issuesĬ.

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I have full access to bios still.Īnd that’s where I’m at right now.

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But upon trying to install MSI’s recommended drivers, it crashed again refuses to boot to windows.

Windows allowed me to use the new install for a few hours to set everything up. Today I replaced the RAM, and after set up there has been no change to the crashing. The media creation tool crashed repeatedly. That point on windows wouldn’t boot until I got a new SSD to install it on the next day. In the middle of the process, BSOD crashed the PC. I ran a chkdsk on C: and it found something to repair.

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Google chrome pages would crash consistently, and the pc would BSOD every few minutes. Next day, the crashes were absolutely intolerable. That seemed to stave it off for a few hours, but it returned almost immediately. The problem worsened over a few days of inaction, so I updated my bios. I also scanned using sfc and chkdsk, as well as performed a memtest. Later on when the problem continued to occur, i scanned my device with malwarbytes, hitman, and defender to rule out malware. Windows was on its own drive, so besides the lost temp files I have to work around this isn’t a difficult process for me. Restarting did not fix it, nor didn’t manually installing updates. The program simply said “your device is out of date” and wouldn’t provide any further info. When I first started having the issue, windows updated stopped functioning. Here is an album of all bluescreens I have received. I’m on my last legs and I just want my computer back. I cannot retrieve dump files because windows won’t even install now, let alone boot into safe mode.Ĭan anybody make sense of these screens? Make a connection nobody else on the web seems to have done? I have taken photos of the screens I’ve encountered, collected them like Pokémon. This has completely taken over my week and the process is absolutely agonizing. I have bought all new ram, I have changed every setting in the bios, I have replaced the hard drive with a new SSD, and I can’t get windows to boot for more than 4 minutes without a crash. I have flashed bios and upgraded to the latest version for my motherboard, that didn’t fix anything at all. Finally I ran disk repair, and the crash occurred in the middle of the process, corrupting my windows and making it refuse to boot. It went from one BSOD every few hours when system was idle to a BSOD every hour regardless of activity, to a BSOD every 20 minutes, the BSOD every 5 minutes without fail. However, last week the blue screens sped up drastically.

RAM: 16GB 3200mhz sticks I’m swapping around trying to make work.

Annoying but nothing too serious, because it only happened every now and then.

Stuff about IRQL-not-less-or-equal and occasional program crashes. Over the past month or two I had been experiencing blue screens that I’d never experienced before. I’m running an AMD system with windows 10 pro.

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