BSOD after power interruption  


  1. chippy10
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    BSOD after power interruption


    Hey guys, I'm getting a BSOD after a power cut. The error was BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO. The first thing I tried was to restore the registry files from regback but I soon found out that Windows doesn't backup the registry files anymore. So my regback folder was empty. Then I issued these commands:

    bootrec /fixmbr
    bootrec /fixboot
    bcdedit /export c:\bcdbackup
    attrib c:\boot\bcd -h -r -s
    ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old
    bootrec /rebuildbcd

    All commands execute correctly except for bootrec /fixboot and the most important command bootrec /rebuildbcd which outputs the following message:

    Total identified Windows installations: 0

    I also tried to restore from a restore point from yesterday and it completes correctly but it doesn't boot anyways.

    After trying all the above, the system keeps rebooting on Recovery after encountering the BSOD, but the error message now is CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. And I tried again all the above without success.

    What should I try further? And do you have any clue why the rebuildbcd doesn't find a windows installation?
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  2. jmatt
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  4. chippy10
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    Windows 10
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    Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately Lazesoft quick fix didn't solve the boot problems. Tomorrow I'm going to try sfc scan and DISM. If none of them solve the problem I guess I'll have to wipe the disk and reinstall windows again. Well at least I tried.
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  5. jmatt
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    "I guess I'll have to wipe the disk and reinstall windows again"

    If you do go down that path.

    Boot from the ISO & during the install, keep hitting Delete, until Delete & Format are greyed out & you are left with Unallocated.
    No other drives should be connected during the install.
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