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by twors88 Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
To find the BSOD error, uncheck the "reboot on failure" setting that is so stupidly set by default by the Windows installation process. Try booting to safe mode again to get your free error code.
I've run into this before, and chances are that even sfc /scannow or a repair install do not work. Replacing the safeboot registry key with a known good copy does not work. Even after the malware has been entirely removed. You can try these things though, in case they might work for you. You must remove all the malware first, or you can forh=get about even trying.
Back up the data. Entirely wipe the drives (not just reformat) by deleting partitions and overwriting the drive securely with a tool like DBAN (free). Reinstall OS and apps.
by a.t.i.1357 Accepted solution
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