BSOD causes windows repair to appear,Winload.exe missing or has errors


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    Windows 10
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    BSOD causes windows repair to appear,Winload.exe missing or has errors


    So about 20 days ago, while i was playing with a couple of friends, my pc bsod with the code "unexpected_store_exception" and once the system rebooted, i got a screen saying that winload.exe couldnt be loaded and that the pc need repair. No mater how many restarts i did it would put me in the same screen, and to get into windows i had force shutdown by holding down the power button. After i got into windows, i opened cmd and did sfc/scannow which it found some corrupted files. Fastfoward to today, where again i was playing another game with friends, where i got a different bsod "critical_process_died" , but the same "this pc needs to be repaired" appeared with the same error and i had to force shutdown. After 2 hours maybe, it happened AGAIN with the first bsod code. Both times i scaned with sfc/scannow but both times it didnt find anything. Also i think the bsod only happen when i have games runining my computer sinice i've left the pc on for like 5 hours now and nothing has hallened. Anyone know what causes this, and/or what to do?
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    Windows10 - when it works
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    Clear CMOS. Properly. Remove battery and disconnect from your powersupply, if all else fails do that all , remove and reseat all hardware, and put Windows on a new hard drive and then reinstall (with Windows automatic drivers, maybe even offline, i.e. wifi off, BLUETOOTH, lan, no wireless USB devices at all) and don't use no janky SD card readers or Bluetooth devices anymore. They change registries on a lot of hardware when they shouldn't, but do anyway to keep apps and programs and scripts going before you actually login or while the computer sleeps.. goodluck
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