now all I get are BSOD's

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  1. b1gt1m
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       New #11

    Yea I get it, what exactly have I done thus far... ok well:

    I booted into RecEnv via Boot USB, tried Startup Repair 5 times, still won't boot, BSOD 0xc0000225.

    Then tried the commands below and still got BSOD with NLS Files missing or corrupt...

    bootrec /FixMbr

    bootrec /FixBoot

    bootrec /ScanOs

    bootrec /rebuildbcd

    Then tried running Macrium Refect Boot Disk - Fix Windows Boot Errors... still got BSOD with BCD error.

    Then Tried EASYBCD to redo the boot partition, still the same error...

    I tried 'sfc /scannow /offbootdir=c:\ offwindir=c:\windows' - still get bsod...

    I can't backup, not enough space an haven't got a spare drive... but, I'll be careful...

    I ran the 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth' but it didn't work, either...

    If you need log files just tell me where they are an I'll post them for you. I can't remember what the BCDEDIT was now...

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    I'm thinking the PC must've rebooted during Windows Update before it finished and that's why it's crashing with BSOD errors...
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  3. axe0
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       New #12

    What are the BSOD error codes? Is any driver or other details mentioned with the bugchecks?
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  4. b1gt1m
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    OK, I've booted in the order shown, an the outcome is as seen, bear in mind there is 1 SSD on the system, no other drives! The only option that works is F1 to enter RECENV but it just reboots...

    now all I get are BSOD's-150198248_246391666985753_4329073104090188564_n.jpgnow all I get are BSOD's-151474674_167787208289915_1764322861135012965_n.jpgnow all I get are BSOD's-151787596_222245872942829_241982026179626829_n.jpgnow all I get are BSOD's-152067382_479183673107063_5633584365876512610_n.jpg
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  6. philc43
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    Were you using UEFI or legacy Boot to start your system? The option 1 is for legacy boot. Option 2 and 3 in your boot order would be for a UEFI boot. What happens if you try option 2 or 3?
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  7. b1gt1m
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       New #15

    Read the post... ???

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    I booted using all 3 options in order hence the 3 dufferent screens... an these are on the same SSD...
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  8. axe0
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    Now I understand why you ran DISM and other commands as well.

    Please allow me some time to look things over. I may have some more questions to further diagnose the problem, but it appears that the problem may be more complex than I initially thought.
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  9. b1gt1m
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       New #17

    I just ran Bootrec /ScanOs... it checked out???

    now all I get are BSOD's-bootrecscanos.jpg

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    @axe0 Ye tellin me!!!
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  10. axe0
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       New #18

    Are you able to boot again?
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  12. b1gt1m
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       New #19

    No... hence the confusion...
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  13. philc43
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    b1gt1m said:
    Read the post... ???

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    I booted using all 3 options in order hence the 3 dufferent screens... an these are on the same SSD...
    Sorry I misunderstood your post. Thanks for explaining and I now realise what you were showing. This is not a classic BSOD problem. I think you might get more help by posting in the Installation section of the forum. @axe0 may be able to sort you out so let's wait and hear from him first.
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