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Okay, just to understand better what's going on here: Your guess is that the hardware is not the culprit, but likely the installation of the OS is erroneous/ corrupt and causing the BSODs?

Am I interpeting this right, you ultimately want me to reinstall Win11?

Welp, after taking a bunch of photos this time around, it actually managed to create the log file successfully at the end. Here is the content! Alternatively, a Dropbox link Microsoft Windows 11 Home Version 24H2 (OS Build 26100.2894)...

So that allowed me to actually boot into safe mode and get into the new profile, but tuneup is still acting up the same way..

Okay, so I've finally managed to get into safe mode and my account and ran tuneup again - it still produces the same error at the end, failing to create a zip file. I have, however, run all of the commands it comprises manually but the crashes have not stopped.

Thank you for your holistic approach. I am running a Home version of Windows 11, so I am not sure your instructions will work for me as I am only finding an option to add an account, not a profile however. Any ideas?

Hi, all, In the context of a different troubleshooting process, I am asked to provide a TuneUp file. However, the script always returns this same error once it is done running and trying to create a zip file Dropbox Any clue on how to fix that?

Yeah, after that, the problem persists :/

Hi, all, as the title suggests, I'm having trouble signing into my profile when launching Windows in safe boot. If I only have pin activated as form of login, the login screen will simply tell me that my password is unavailable and I cannot even type it in to confirm it. If I disable forced...

Having trouble with tuneup plus still as safe boot is giving me the "pin is unavailable" issue and using my password returns a wrong password message even though using that same password got me logged in in my browser, however, here is the memtest result Dropbox

Does it really make a difference if I use the memtest application from the memtest or memtest86 website?

Okay, followed all the steps, here are the links: Tune up has been producing an error at the end of its runtime and thus not outputting a file: Dropbox Memory config: Dropbox MemTest: Dropbox and Dropbox and Dropbox

Thank you for your swift feedback. One more question remains unanswered: How to revert back to original settings afterwards? I see there is a line that alters the restart behavior in case of a blue screen. I imagine simply running that block of commands again simply changing the false argument...

I will look into those. What does the first script you linked do, though? I cannot make sense of all the commands listed in the related forum entry and would feel more comfortable knowing what it does as it seemingly touches system settings and how to revert back to old settings after. Thanks in...

Okay, changed the system language settings and ran V2 again. Here is the updated archive Dropbox