Windows startup repair loop BSOD

axe0 said:

Let's try this: deleting from within the recovery environment.

To boot into the recovery environment

• Open Settings app
• Go to Update & Security
• Click Recovery
• Click Get Started

You may be asked for a password to get in the recovery environment.

When you have booted into the recovery environment, go to the advanced options and go to command prompt. There you should be able to use diskpart and delete the partitions.

Okay. Thanks. I'll do that. Just confirming. I should delete partition 5. Right? It should be on my HDD.

axe0 said:

The 100MB and 1024MB partitions should be deleted, partitions 1 and 5 on your HDD.

Okay. I just tried. I booted in recovery. I was asked for password, and then I proceeded with admin command prompt.

Still getting the same error.

axe0 said:

Can you delete partition 1?

Didn't try it.

Edit. I just tried. Exact same error. One thing I'd like to point out. Whenever this BSOD appeared throughout the history of creating this thread, my laptop wasn't plugged into the wall charging. Even if it was, the switch wasn't turned on. Is this something related to the battery? My battery stays always charged as whenever I work, I keep it plugged in.

axe0 said:

This isn't something battery related.

In diskpart, select the EFI partition on the HDD and run this command.

Code:

SET ID=ebd0a0a2-b9e5-4433-87c0-68b6b72699c7

Do this also for the recovery partition on the HDD, run the same command for the recovery partition.

This command changes the type of the partition from a recovery or boot partition to a data partition, after running it you can delete the partition. Recovery and boot/efi partitions cannot be deleted with the delete partition command because of their partition type which is why you got that error. I just found out about this.

Okay. Which of my partition(s) is EFI one? Partition 1, 5 or both?

Still the same error.