No valid IP config, BSOD Power State Error, adapter disabled - oh my!

Well, I was going to start the long list of stuff from zbook yesterday, but I got to my computer and it would not restart.

The most recent errors are as follows:

(1) "RECOVERY Your PC couldn't start properly After multiple tries, the operating system on your PC failed to start, so it needs to be repaired. Error Code: 0xc0000001"

(2) "Stop code: BAD SYSTEM CONFIG INFO"

Using the Windows 10 install disk, I tried the Startup Repair, but it did not work.

I tried System Restore, but that finished with an error that also said no files were changed.

I also tried System Image Recovery, but no system image could be found (I do have a system image on an extra, internal hard drive).

I also tried chkdsk /r but it came back that everything was fine.

I tried sfc /scannow and that came back as fine.

I am starting to think I either need a new computer (I always self-build, so new components) or I need to reinstall Windows.

Any advice?

Had you made the Macrium backup image?

Boot to windows RE using a windows 10 iso.

Try system restore with the oldest system restore point.
Keep repeating as necessary to the most recent restore point.

If system restore fails then plan to use command prompt.

As for the system image, I did not use Macrium, but I do have a system image, made with Windows 10. It is not recognized by the Windows 10 ISO in RE, however.

As far as restore points, there was only one, and restoring to that point did not work.

I am afraid there might not be anything more that can be done.

Things have gone from bad to worse.

Any additional suggestions?

Thanks,
edsager

OK. Because it seemed that reinstalling Windows was the only option, my wife decided that I needed a new computer.

My solution was to (re)install Windows on a much faster computer and access the files from the previous booting hard drive and transfer whatever files I need.

Enjoy the new system.