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Do you boot from rescue media when accessing the recovery?
BSOD Unexpected_kernel_mode_trap+system_check_exception+ several other
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New #22
From install usb stick, since I don't have any restore image, only restore points.
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New #23
In command prompt enter
C is the windows partition letter, if you have another letter use that letter insteadCode:chkdsk C: /f
/f fixes errors on the disk
You also might want to try /r, this command locates bad sectors and recovers readable information and has the /f functionality included, but this command takes quite a while.
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New #24
No faults found, not even one bad sector. I'm guessing that the instal stick had a glitch that caused it to not find partition needed, since now it reverted to report that error message again (edited my previous message about rollback error code).
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New #25
Enter the following in the command prompt
C is the partition letter, if you have another letter please use that letter.Code:bcdboot c:\Windows
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New #26
So back again.. Nothing I tried fixed the problem, so now I'm stuck with another windows installation. I got reinstalling working after a while, but now I had to roll back again, since one of the problematic updates struck again. Atm I'm in a situation that I'm not even installing anything not "must" on the computer, just the bare basic (intel lan drivers for net and gfx drivers) and still something is failing when one of the updates installs to the computer. Can't even see what it is since it's instant bsod after it's downloaded and no way it lets me log to windows again after that.
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New #27
If you can use the tool again, please do so and upload the zip file.
As I understand it, it is a hardware problem.
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