Windows 10: My windows 11 crashed on 06/12/25 after updating. It started with BSOD then became...

My windows 11 laptop crashed on 06/12/25 after updating. First I got BSOD then went to recovery but I don’t know bitlocker key. Then tried restarting again but now locked out of it he system without system restore tools. I had to put in the shop. I want to be refunded for repairs since it’s not my fault it crashed.

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Windows Update (BSOD)

Hi Guys.
I have Built a Machine for Crunching a few days ago and I have some issues with Windows Update.

I have installed all Windows Updates but there are around 9 left without been installed becasue everytime i try to install it the Machine Crash and I get a BSOD, can someone tell me what could be causing that Windows Updates makes a Machine crash and get BSOD?

Cheers.

 

Windows 11 constantly crashes without BSOD

After updating Windows 10 to Windows 11, my PC keeps crashing without BSOD. It takes between 15 minutes to several hours after start-up to crash. When the crash occurs, the PC first freezes for a few seconds, after which it starts rebooting. These crashes have never occurred before the update.

Attached here is the minidump file produced by the latest crash:

minidump.zip

My hardware:

• Motherboard - X570 Asrock Phantom Gaming 4 rev 1.05
  
• CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 5800x
  
• GPU - AMD Gigabyte RX 6700xt
  
• RAM - Teamgroup Vullcan Z 2x16 Gb
  

I have tried:

• Reinstalling the GPU driver
  
• Running SFC /Scannow
  
• Running DISM/Online/Cleanup-Image/RestoreHealth
  
• Resetting Windows with 'Keep my files' option
  

None of these have helped alleviate the crashes.

 

Repeated Crashes and Boot Errors Apparently Caused by Driver Updates

The chkdsk /f /r report displayed that there were corrections made in the volume bitmap.

Run these commands and post images and then continue with the prior steps:
There was a command for disk 1 but the command for disk 0 seems to have been skipped (steps 24 and 25) for the partition information. These are some additional commands.

1) diskpart
2) list disk
3) select disk 0
4) list volume
5) list partition
6) select partition 1
7) detail partition
8) select partition 2
9) detail partition
10) select partition 3
11) detail partition
12) select partition 4
13) detail partition
14) if there are any other partitions on disk 0 continue in the same fashion
15) exit
16) continue with prior steps