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After your PC reboots, press or F4 to enable Safe Mode (or 5 or F5 for Safe Mode with Networking if you need internet access). Step 2: Roll Back or Reinstall Faulty Drivers

If the BSOD happens shortly after booting, your graphics driver is the primary suspect.

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Fast Startup acts as a hybrid sleep state that helps your PC boot faster. However, it can cause Windows to reload a corrupted or unstable driver kernel state into memory during boot, triggering the exception loop. Open the and click Power Options . Click Choose what the power buttons do in the left sidebar.

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Download the Windows 11 Media Creation Tool from another computer and create a bootable USB. Boot from the USB and run Setup.exe . Summary Table of Fixes Roll back or reinstall via Device Manager. Corrupted System File Run sfc /scannow and DISM . Bad System Update Uninstall recent updates via Safe Mode. Registry/Bios Changes Use System Restore.

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Check the box "Delete the driver software for this device" and restart. Windows will attempt to install a generic, stable version.

The error is intimidating, but it follows a logical pattern: something new (driver, update, hardware) is generating an exception that Windows doesn't know how to handle.

Look for a line that says: What failed: Example.sys . This is your biggest clue.

(Most Likely)