Multiple BSOD before and while attempting to Install Windows 10

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  1. philc43
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    64bit Win 10 Pro ver 21H2
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    The update can usually be done from within the BIOS menu. Make sure the system is stable running in the BIOS menus for a while before you attempt anything.
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  3. DevoidOfHope
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    BIOS updated successfully.

    Upon trying to install Windows 10 Education (non-DISM method), as the system was about to restart after "Finishing Up", I got a KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE BSOD.

    The PC rebooted twice, and I actually got into the post-reboot setup (picking language and keyboard layout etc.).

    I am going to try and find a minidump file, and then attempt the DISM install again.

    I attempted the Windows 10 Home DISM install and got RESOURCE_NOT_OWNED at 2.0% of the way through applying the image.
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  4. DevoidOfHope
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    Update: I was able to get through the DISM install, but got the KERNEL_SECURITY BSOD.

    I restarted the PC and got the RESOURCE_NOT_OWNED when the second part of setup was trying to run.

    When I went back in to try and retrieve a memory file, I (for the first time) got the RESOURCE BSOD when trying to open notepad through the command prompt.

    After once more restarting, I got the memory file :

    https://drive.google.com/open?id=117...jFe8H-T52MJtJj
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  6. philc43
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    This was a mini-dump file and I can't get a lot of useful information from it.
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  7. DevoidOfHope
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    I'm kind of at a loss for what to do next.

    Should I keep trying to make it crash to generate memory dumps?
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  8. Caledon Ken
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    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
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    Wow.

    I think Phil said it was within Defender so I wounder if you could install Win 7 again although you said the BSOD's started when you were on 7.

    I would think if you can't install 7 then this would point more to some unique hardware error. I know you can run Memtest and Ubuntu.

    That link I posted back in post 14 should allow you to get Win 7.

    There is also a recovery disk on the forum and it would be interesting if you could boot from this.

    It comes in a 32 bit and 64 bit version. I think I would try the 64 bit first.

    Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk
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  9. DevoidOfHope
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    Caledon Ken said:
    Wow.

    I think Phil said it was within Defender so I wounder if you could install Win 7 again although you said the BSOD's started when you were on 7.

    I would think if you can't install 7 then this would point more to some unique hardware error. I know you can run Memtest and Ubuntu.

    That link I posted back in post 14 should allow you to get Win 7.
    Thanks Ken, I'll try and see if I can get 7 running. Will I be able to get it up if I don't have a product key?
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  10. Caledon Ken
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    What happened to your COA sticker?

    At some point you will need product key.
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  12. DevoidOfHope
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    As stupid as this sounds when I built my PC a few years ago I got the key through my school (as I'm doing now with Windows 10), and they have since stopped offering licenses to 7, and I cant even get to the page that showed my key. I didn't write it down as I assumed I could access the page, so here I am.
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  13. Caledon Ken
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    Ouch.

    Do you have a old backup you could restore?
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