Solved Just converted to Windows 11, but getting Blue Screen of Death

Referring to Post #15
(Sorry for the wait, It was getting late and I had to get to sleep for work tomorrow/today)

The first command line worked, but I could not get the next two lines to work (the ones that started with Dism)
The HKEY command line did work.

See attached pics. I kept getting a 87 Error, the same exact error for both Dism command lines. I even tried deleting the space between the DISM and the /Image just in case I was looking at it incorrectly.

Thanks

The commands displayed imageC: instead of image:C:

Please try them again to see if they run with or without error codes.

Wait, I think I figured it out, I will try again :)
I wish I could copy and paste...lol.

You can't see it from the enclosed pic, but, I ran the first command on the list just in case, then ran the other two Dism commands. I got a different error though.

If these dism commands run without errors in Windows RE then run:

DISM /Image:C:/Set-OSUninstallWindow /Value:60

The commands were checked for this tutorial:



Type:
notepad
notepad
notepad

Search for:
%systemroot%\Minidump
%systemroot%\memory.dmp
%systemroot%\LiveKernelReports

save to notepad > save to a flash drive > upload into this thread


Run startup repair > if it creates a srttrail > post a share link




Indicate whether there is an option to uninstall updates or go back:

Heading to bed > will check the thread later in the day

Not a problem, thanks for your help. I will try to get these posted before I get ready for work.

Last post before I get ready for work, I work from home so I will see what I can do at lunchtime.

When I ready your post, I realized I missed a step, so I looked over the instructions again and found that I am indeed able to get into safe mode, but, when I try to get into safe mode with networking, it crashes again with the same BSOD as before, but it should make saving files much easier.

When I ran the first dump (minidump), It would not allow me to, but the memory dump worked, but, it just gave me 750MB of gibberish. When I look on the bottom of the notepad, it says ANSI, is there a way to save this so that it's readable to you? I gave an example of what I see on the notepad.

Pleas upload that C:\Windows\Memory.dmp file to the cloud with a (public) link to it here. Also please follow the BSOD Posting Instructions to provide other important troubleshooting data.

Still new to this Google Drive thing, let me know if this doesn't work.

Like I said, the file looks like gibberish, so if I need to do something to it on my end to make it more readable, please let me know.

Thanks

If there is any way to salvage Windows 11 since I can see it in safe mode, I'd like to do that, but if all else fails, I can always go wipe it and go back to Windows 10.

No. That's not what I asked for, it's the file C:\Windows\Memory.dmp that I want, not a txt file.

Outsider418 said:

If there is any way to salvage Windows 11 since I can see it in safe mode, I'd like to do that, but if all else fails, I can always go wipe it and go back to Windows 10.

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What do you mean salvage do you mean recover your personal files?

Can you boot your computer into Safe Mode?

It took me awhile to figure out, but I can boot into safe mode. When I go safe mode with networking, it crashes.

Uninstall network card driver then try booting normal mode.

Okay, here goes. And when I got into safe mode, I was able to find the minidump folder as well.

Minidump folder
Minidump - Google Drive

Memory.dmp file

FreeBooter said:

Uninstall network card driver then try booting normal mode.

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Will do...

I could not roll back drivers, so I disabled the devices, and then the system came up. Of course, now I have no internet :)

Am I going to have to buy a new network card? I

Visit network card manufacturer website to download the newest version of driver.

I can't seem to find drivers for my card for Windows 11, so I am just going to buy a new card. I guess that's what I get for not being picky with my network adapters. I should be good from here, which is what I said last time but the computer is up and running sans internet. Thanks to everyone who helped me with this, and thanks for your endless patience. If I run into any problems, I'll open a new thread.