Lenovo BSOD playing Mafia III, doesn't boot anymore, looking hopeless

Greetings,

I am new to TenForums. I will try to keep this as simple as possible. I have an only 2 months old Lenovo Legion Y520 (i7, gtx1050 Ti) and this morning I have received a BSOD while playing Mafia III and few other BSOD's later while trying to resolve the issue on my own. I am still unable to access the desktop as well as Safe Mode so unfortunately I cannot provide any logs, etc. Until now I was using my laptop very gently, fully updated and having only games(steam and origin), no garbage, etc. I am in desperate need of your help and I will be grateful for any reply.

The first error after the restart was ''Inaccessible Boot Device''.
Later on after trying different options in BIOS (secure booting, UEFI, Legacy, etc.) I started receiving ''Critical Process Died''.

At some point I received ''0xc000000f'' error code as well.

I tried using default BIOS settings(Which shows as UEFI) however ended up with ''Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed''.

My OS is installed in C and additionally I have D for storage.

I am not an expert but one thing drew my attention;
Windows Boot Manager and Windows Boot Loader partitions do not match (Shows as C and D) and I am wondering whether they should both be ''C''?

Additionally, I have access to System Restore but it's not allowing me and I don't know how to enable system protection for Local Disk (C:) (System) through only command prompt.

I haven't checked the warranty conditions because I live in a country where I do not speak the native language. Therefore, I really don't want to deal with customer service, repair services, etc. I would like to keep this option as the last resort.

I am adding three screenshots showing disks, volumes, boot loader, boot manager and system restore statuses in the command prompt.

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Upon wish I can provide additional information. Thank you for the replies in advance.
Regards!

How are you currently accessing the command window? Please copy and paste the command below:

bcdedit |find “osdevice” > 0 & notepad 0

This will open notepad with the results
Copy and paste the results to your reply

dmccoy said:

How are you currently accessing the command window? Please copy and paste the command below:

bcdedit |find “osdevice” > 0 & notepad 0

This will open notepad with the results
Copy and paste the results to your reply

Thank you for your reply!

Right now after pressing the power button I receive the Critical Process Died error and it redirects me to the Auto Repair, and after it fails I end up on the ''Choose an Option'' screen and there I proceed with ''Troubleshoot option'' and later the command prompt.

After the command I have received;

osdevice partition=D

Okay then your OS "Windows" is installed on your D: drive so it looks like your BCD file is correct.

Please try the following from command window:

Run these commands(press Enter after typing each of these lines):

bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
Bootrec /scanos
bootrec /rebuildbcd
exit


Restart and see if it will boot now.

dmccoy said:

Okay then your OS "Windows" is installed on your D: drive so it looks like your BCD file is correct.

Please try the following from command window:

Run these commands(press Enter after typing each of these lines):

bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
Bootrec /scanos
bootrec /rebuildbcd
exit


Restart and see if it will boot now.

Thank you for the reply.

Does it matter whether I use the bootable usb to reach the command prompt? Because either way I have access to the command prompt at the moment but I don't know whether through usb stick can make a difference.

It should not matter since you are accessing through the Windows RE either way.

dmccoy said:

Okay then your OS "Windows" is installed on your D: drive so it looks like your BCD file is correct.

Please try the following from command window:

Run these commands(press Enter after typing each of these lines):

bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
Bootrec /scanos
bootrec /rebuildbcd
exit


Restart and see if it will boot now.

It says ''Access is denied'' after I enter the ''bootrec /fixboot'' command.

Regarding the drive that my OS ''Windows'' is installed on, wasn't it supposed to be C drive? I mean I remember precisely that it was on C drive.

Thank you for your time.

Okay, then try booting from the Windows USB drive and running

Okay, then try booting from the Windows USB drive and running

Regarding the drive that my OS ''Windows'' is installed on, wasn't it supposed to be C drive? I mean I remember precisely that it was on C drive.

No, the following shows D: partition for the OS
osdevice partition=D

dmccoy said:

Okay, then try booting from the Windows USB drive and running

This time it worked. However, this time after entering ''bootrec /scanos'' and ''bootrec /rebuildbcd'' it says ''Total identified Windows installations: 0''

I guess it's bad..