Just wanted to give a quick update about this - which I have now solved.

It turns out that the SSD was stuck in hibernate, which made it impossible to access and fix. I realized this by booting...

It does the same thing in UEFI, and again, not possible to fix the boot because the windows install is not found.

I created the bootable USB, and it works - it eventually loads the Win10RE SE. It took about 2 hours to load the first time, but is much faster upon reboot.

Only problem is that I can't use this...

Sorry - it took over 12 hours to run!

I have run the test, and after 8 passes, no error reported.

Sorry if I was not clear - it goes only to a black screen with the UEFI bootable USB.

In short, 2 outcomes:
- No USB device: Dell logo, then "Preparing automatic repair" loading, then black...

Hi all,

I have a pretty resistant BSOD problem.

It started after the tablet (Dell Latitude 5175, running Windows 10 with auto updates) froze while hooked to a TV via microHDMI. I got a blue...