BSOD with 3 Win 10 OS choices

PS, If I was going to reinstall, I would format the drive and start from scratch.

That is correct but you would back everything up first so you would not lose anything.

If not, then in that box select the first option that is highlighted and select Set as Default and yes delete the other entry. Then I would remove the Windows.old folder using disk cleanup or see the following link to use Storage sense.

Delete the Windows.old Folder and Save Space (Again) - TechSpot

dmccoy said:

If not, then in that box select the first option that is highlighted and select Set as Default and yes delete the other entry. Then I would remove the Windows.old folder using disk cleanup or see the following link to use Storage sense.

FYI, I did my normal back up this AM (I prefer cloning) and all is OK now and working fine. After a clone is when I really would get the multiple WIN 10 blue screen as in photo. Thank you very much

Good to hear you got it all resolved.