now all I get are BSOD's  

@b1gt1m That last blue screenshot was a genuine BSOD and it looks as if it might have created a memory.dmp file so if you can find it (It will be in C:\Windows) and copy it to a shared Onedrive or Dropbox we can take a look at it.

Yea I'll do it now...

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These were all I could find... they've all got todays date on them...

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@zbook please find the files attached...

There was no dump file (mini dump, memory dump)
The other files did not have any new information that could be used.



It may be possible for you to make a backup image that you can troubleshoot in the future.
There is software for nearly $200 that someone had reported success in recovering a failed boot (It was in the last 2 months)
Most of our OP are looking for free.

Consider custom install or clean install.

Which software was this? Could you give me the details please...

There were approximately 30 posts / day.
I quickly viewed the last 80 and did not see it.
The price was 179.
Sorry that I could not identify the thread OP.

I've had an idea... what if I install a fresh copy of Windows 10 on the same system, on the same drive but on a different partition. That way, a new System Hive will be created, then copy it back into the original Windows 10 install on the other partition. This should fix the problem as everything hardware will be identical... in theory, that should cure the error or at least let me boot back into Windows enough to run system fixes... what dya think?

Have not yet tested it.
Report your results.

Yep will do!

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Allo! So I installed Windows on the same SSD, Different partition. I also installed all the same drivers then rebooted a few times just to make sure that they bedded in nicely. I then copied the system hive over and rebooted, now their is an improvement as it booted way past the boot loader stage and into the kernel stage where it crashed with BSOD. please see below...

See if you can collect dump files.

Code:

%systemroot%\Minidump
%systemroot%\memory.dmp
%systemroot%\LiveKernelReports
C:\Windows\memory.dmp
C:\Windows\Minidump
C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports

OK, after numerous digging, here's the memory.dmp file!

Dropbox - MEMORY.DMP - Simplify your life