Recent content by Seymour Skinner

I removed the whole subkey and the DriverEntry failed 0xc0020035 error no longer appears! The system however still does not boot........ So I'm now I'm a bit out of ideas. I'm currently going through the Microsoft Debugging help articles to hopefully find a way to determine what's going wrong...

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 running the commands, the drivers no longer appear in the list when the /Get-Drivers command is run, but the INTCCoSvc DriverEntry failed 0xc0020035 error still...

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 motherboard, so I tried to reinstall icpsextension.inf and icpscomponent.inf with DISM. I have already removed the GPU, but the system still doesn't boot...

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 have bought a USB debugging cable and are now able to access the kernel. With it attached to windbg on my laptop, at the point during the startup process where...

Hi FreeBooter thanks for getting back to me, unfortunately I have tried both those methods without success. Hi zbook, Do you think that it is registry corruption? Unfortunately as far as I know Win11 was not set up to do registry backups at the time, as the System32\config\ RegBack folder is...

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 that I didn't think this would work and the scrips would instead run only on the working win11. Is there a way to direct the scrips to an offline Windows? I also...

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 boot. I don't know how, but initially a boot onto the win 10 disk failed, then the win11 disk displayed the same symptoms and also failed to boot. My priority...

I followed these instructions to force a system crash from the keyboard. Essentially, I added a REG DWORD entry named "CrashOnCtrlScroll" with a value of 1, in the following path of the problem windows partition: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\kbdhid\Parameters I booted...

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 still learning how to read it, but I thought I'd upload it here in case it offers you any insight into the cause.

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 from this year in windows\minidump, windows\livekernalreports and I didn't have a memory.dmp file. Although in the logfiles\srt folder, the files bcdinfo.txt...

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 partitions to give C:\ 40Gb more space Just a side note here, when looking at Disk Management, it lists the C:\ partition has having a "boot" property, whilst the...

Hey FreeBooter, I ran the bootrec /fixboot & /rebuildbcd commands at the start of my trouble shooting process without success. I ultimately formatted and rebuilt the system partition using the following: Format “v”: /fs:fat32 Bcdboot “c”:\windows /s “v”: /f UEFI But this did not resolve my...

Hey zbook, I ran the V2 log collector and attached the .zip file it created to this post. Unfortunately I can't get into the recovery environment for the problematic partition. Is there another location that I can run those commands?

Thanks guys! I'll get onto it

Sorry for the delayed reply, life really got in the way of any real progress this week. zbook, I ran the Long Generic Test from the SeaTools software and it passed. Here are the results of the requested bcdedit commands Partition C is the partition I created to load a version of win11 to...