This started a while back with a BSOD saying 0x000000e. Which I goggled and found a remedy. The a few days after I get this with a choice of 3 Window 10 OS's to choose from. I have always picked the middle one and after a 4 to 6 restarts it goes away and does not appear again until a new update is done.
So you have 3 different Windows 10 versions installed on the same computer. Why would you do that?
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dmccoy
here is the zip file. Sorry, no I did not read on how to post
Please download and Run the New Beta Log Collector below. It provides more information. Also what did you do that you mentioned fixed it for a while?
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...-v2-beta15.zip
I thought I had fixed/repaired the 0x0000003 BSOD thru a u-tube video I watched. Then that surfaced this morning when I tried the top WIN 10 on the blue I posted. Here is the new file you asked for. And yes I tried a different WIN 10 DVD when I did not get any before to do anything.
I think I misunderstood your issues. Please confirm if the issues you are describing that it is showing 3 different versions of Windows to choose from as well as the BSOD saying 0x000000e?
If you can get to an Elevated command prompt.
type the following after the prompt: bcdedit 0 & notepad 0
Paste the notepad results in your reply.
here is a snip of what it says:
the issue started with the 0x000000e, at which time I googled that set of figures and came up with a u-tube that was more user friendly than other items that was posted. With the u-tube I was instructed to go in to DOS and delete a few lines of code to rid the computer of the 0x000000e. And then the computer would not start correctly and asked for the Win 10 disc, at which time I tried the multiple choices that were on screen and inserted a DVD. When didn't seem to work I tried another Win 10 DVD and so on. Now today I tried hitting the top Win 10 and the bottom WIN 10 and each would go to the 0x000000e screen and none of the instructions that were on that page would work. NOW as long as I hit the middle WIN 10, the computer starts and runs just fine, now this will happen for the next 3 - 6 times the unit starts or restarts. And after that loads normally and runs fine until another update comes along. Especially the 1803.
I am about ready to reload WIN 10 from the get go. If the digital number work that I got from the BeLarc download and printed out. Another thing is .... this is Win 7 Pro upgraded to Win 10 Pro and this happened with no issues.
Sorry I made a mistake in the command it is
bcdedit > 0 & notepad 0 (zeros)
or you can just type bcdedit from command line and provide a screenshot.
Option 2:
Press Windows key + R
Type msconfig in run box
Select the Boot tab
Provide a screenshot
Since this is an upgrade then I would recommend backing up your data as shown below and performing a clean install of Windows 10. Make sure to disconnect the other drives that Windows will not be installed on before hand. Also your key should not be needed since you already installed Windows 10 on this system.this is Win 7 Pro upgraded to Win 10 Pro
Clean Install Windows 10
1. Create an imagebackup with the program below or at least backup your important files.
Macrium Reflect free
https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree
How to use
https://reflect.macrium.com/webtutor...disk_image.asp
2. Backup your drivers using doubledriver
3. Create a report of the software installed and licenses using Belarc Advisor
How to perform aclean install Windows 10
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...625b08?auth=1p
https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/c...all-windows-10
Boot Tab
PS, If I was going to reinstall, I would format the drive and start from scratch. After looking at the boot tab, I can only assume you are going to say delete the old version
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