Seymour Skinner

I removed the whole subkey and the DriverEntry failed 0xc0020035 error no longer appears! The system however still does not...

One thing you can do is mount the D: drive's SYSTEM registry hive, and check if the Service was actually removed. I don't have a PC...

I removed the driver with the below commands but I'm not completely sure that this is all that is required to remove the driver. After...

The INTCCoSvc driver is some form of network optimization, it doesn't appear to be required by the base driver. So you can try removing...

Hey Garlin, are you talking about the reference to the INTCCoSvc driver? I thought it was to do with the Intel wifi device on the...

I'm still persisting in trying to solve my problem and haven't resorted to rebuilding Windows just yet. I have a bit of an update as I...

Hi FreeBooter thanks for getting back to me, unfortunately I have tried both those methods without success. Hi zbook, Do you think...

Hey zbook, I've only been able to run the scrips on the working, temporary version of win11 that I installed. I commented at the time...

Both the windows 11 and windows 10 disks do not boot, but I have created a temporary win11 partition on the windows 11 disk which does...

I followed these instructions to force a system crash from the keyboard. Essentially, I added a REG DWORD entry named...

Hey I'm still working on the above, but I was manually able to get windows to generate a minidump at the point where it hangs. I'm...

Disk 0 has Windows 11 on partition #4 C:. The Windows recovery files are enabled on C:. For the dual boot (windows 10) try Macrium...

Hey sorry I just realised what you were asking at the end of this post. I searched the folders you listed but I didn't find anything...

Thanks zbook, Ok so I've updated the BIOS to the latest version. Moved the paging file from D: to C: and rebooted I adjusted the...

Disk 0: Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22631 installed 02/15/25 Please perform the following steps: 1) The BIOS Version/Date American...