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Locked windows 11 blue screen error fix
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Updates or OS? Your issue was the updates or the OS you are not clear.
Thousands of people are using Win 11. They would not use them because they would have problems.
Are you sure that the problem was not from your side? What did you do before you see the blue screen? Can you remember?
Thousands of people are using Win 11. They would not use them because they would have problems.
Are you sure that the problem was not from your side? What did you do before you see the blue screen? Can you remember?
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Blue Screen equals reinstall - my mantra
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no issues here with latest build and updates!
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Main cause of Bluescreen would be due to corrupt driver updates or sometimes hardware issues.
So performing a Clean boot or doing a Safe Mode boot may help troubleshoot booting issues.
For Bluescreen issues, you can try the following,
Go into Window Recovery screen using the guide below
Go into Troubleshoot, Advanced option
Select Startup settings and boot into Safe Mode to load minimal set of drivers
If this does not work,
You will need to create a bootable media and use that to perform Repair this PC or perform Custom installation of Windows 11.
So performing a Clean boot or doing a Safe Mode boot may help troubleshoot booting issues.
For Bluescreen issues, you can try the following,
Go into Window Recovery screen using the guide below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqjy4sOQhi4Go into Troubleshoot, Advanced option
Select Startup settings and boot into Safe Mode to load minimal set of drivers
If this does not work,
You will need to create a bootable media and use that to perform Repair this PC or perform Custom installation of Windows 11.
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Hey there Hamabe, that's awesome advice, do you have any images you would recommend to make that recovery? Does it need to be a full Windows installation bootable media? Can I use something smaller?
Any recommendations/links would be greatly appreciated
Any recommendations/links would be greatly appreciated
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My recommendation would be to make an image of your OS partition from time to time and after major update/upgrade.
I use Ghost that you can find on this site. Pretty old but does a good job.
There are plenty of similar tools by the way.
When something goes as wrong as a blue screen you put back the image of the OS and you're back with a working OS and all the progs and settings you've installed prior to making the image. Saves you from clean install of the OS and install again of all the progs.
Hope I'm clear!
Cheers
I use Ghost that you can find on this site. Pretty old but does a good job.
There are plenty of similar tools by the way.
When something goes as wrong as a blue screen you put back the image of the OS and you're back with a working OS and all the progs and settings you've installed prior to making the image. Saves you from clean install of the OS and install again of all the progs.
Hope I'm clear!
Cheers
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@Vahnyyz
Non booting devices would be due to either root causes.
Corrupt Windows installation (system files or corrupt driver installation)
If repair installation does not work,
Perform custom installation and install to a different partition so you an recover your Windows old settings and personal files.
Hardware issue (storage drive corruption)
Perform CHKDSK and repair the drive first,
DISKPART, Clean and Reformat the drive
If DISKPART fails, you may need to replace the drive as it may be be failing soon.
Non booting devices would be due to either root causes.
Corrupt Windows installation (system files or corrupt driver installation)
If repair installation does not work,
Perform custom installation and install to a different partition so you an recover your Windows old settings and personal files.
https://www.diskpart.com/windows-11/windows-11-repair-usb-0725.htmlHardware issue (storage drive corruption)
Perform CHKDSK and repair the drive first,
DISKPART, Clean and Reformat the drive
https://www.microcenter.com/tech_center/article/11058/how-to-use-diskpart-to-clean-and-format-a-drive-in-windows-10If DISKPART fails, you may need to replace the drive as it may be be failing soon.
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