"Kmode exception not handled" when opening Chrome browser

Today I had Firefox and Chrome open and Firefox would freeze. I would kill the process and after a while it froze again. After I killed the Chrome process Firefox seemed to run fine.

A few hours later I get a BSOD saying kmode exception not handled.
I googled around and it seems that it's a driver issue? But the BSOD does not give me ANY other information other than "kmode exception not handled."

I tried turning off fast-startup in the power settings (though I have not done that after the system restore).

I did a system restore, including removing files. Still, I get a "something is wrong with the unit, run a scan?" and clicking it restarts the laptop and it says scanning drive c. And still I get the same notification.

I did the Beta log collector.

EDIT: Running sfc /scannow resulted in "KERNEL DATA INPAGE ERROR". To clarify this was run after the beta log collector.

I ran chkdsk /f /r and got the following result. I translated it into English:
Diagnos- och reparationslogg för Startreparation // Diagnose and repair log for - Pastebin.com

Basically it said root-cause found; The necessary start-file c:\efi\microsoft\boot\resources\custom\bootres.dll is damaged.
Repair action: File repair
Result: Failure. Error code 0x57
Time elapsed = 10063 ms

EDIT: Ran the windows memory diagnostics and it found no errors.

EDIT: Went into advanced startup and ran the startup repair. The results are here Diagnos- och reparationslogg för Startreparation --------------------------- - Pastebin.com (too tired to translate all of it right now).


Basically the end is saying:


The boot critical file c:\efi\microsoft\boot\resources\custom\bootres.dll is damaged.


Repair action: File repair


Result: Unsuccessful. Error code = 0x57


Time elapsed = 6922 ms


Repair action: Integrity check and repair of system files


Result: Unsuccessful. Error code 0x57


Time elapsed = 906 ms

Download Kyhi's rescue iso.
Create a bootable flash drive from it as follows:

1. ------------------------
2. Insert a USB flash drive, 4GB is more than big enough.
3. Open a Administrator Command Prompt. It will say Administrator Command Prompt in the Title bar. Enter the following commands:

4. diskpart
5. list disk
6. select disk # <- replace # with the actual disk number of the USB flash drive
7. clean <- this will erase the disk selected above, make sure you selected the USB flash drive!
7a. If the flash drive shows as GPT then you need to convert it to MBR: convert mbr
8. create part pri
8a. sel part 1
9. format fs=fat32 quick
9a. assign
10. active
11. exit

12. exit - and if the first Command Prompt was not an Administrator Command Prompt, exit that one too.
13. Mount the ISO you downloaded. You have Windows 10 so you only have to right click on it and click on Mount.
14. Copy all the files and folders from the mounted ISO file to the USB flash drive. You can Copy and Paste or Drag and Drop to do this.

Boot the flash drive then start Macrium Reflect from it. Use Macrium's Fix Boot problems utility. I think that will resolve the problem you're having.