Windows 10: after windows 10 update cannot restart error 0xc0000017

after windows 10 update cannot restart error 0xc0000017

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error code 0xc0000017

Hi John,

This error is usually caused if there isn't enough memory available. To narrow down the issue, kindly answer these questions:

• What is the make and model of your computer?
• Have you made any changes on the computer prior to the issue?
• What build of Windows are you using?
• What update are you trying to install?

To resolve the error code 0xc0000017, we suggest that you refer to the answer of
JasonBrunette on this
thread. Also, you may refer to this article to troubleshoot blue screen errors.

Let us know how it goes.

 

error 0xc0000017

while trying to reset my laptop , in the restart phase , i get this error 0xc0000017

according to a previous post , I tried to solve this problem using these commands

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1. Go to the to search field at the bottom left and type Command Prompt.
2. Select Command Prompt.
3. Type bcdedit /enum all and press Enter.
4. A list of all memory locations labeled as "bad" will appear. This list can be removed or deleted.
5. You need to type bcdedit /deletevalue {badmemory} badmemorylist and hit enter. Please type the command accordingly.
6. Then you can exit and and restart your PC and perform the update.

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and i get this error.



is there any solution?

 

0xc0000017 BSOD Boot error

Hello members,

Some background:
I upgraded my window 8 system to win 10 a few years ago. I only have the win 8 DVD installation disk since the win 10 upgrade was done through Windows update.

For the most part things have been okay until today. On boot up I got a 0xc0000017 error message. It provides me two options:

1. to hit enter and boot again (doing so brings me back to the bsod 0xc0000017 screen)
2. To press F8 which provides me a series of 8 or 9 boot options via the number or function keys. (Pressing F8 and any of the 8 or 9 options brings me back to the 0xc0000017 bsod)

In short I'm in a bsod loop.

I did try booting from the win 8 installation disk, but same result. Brings me back to the bsod error.

It seems I may need to run the bcdedit from the command line to fix the original error. Booting to the command prompt is one of the F8 options, but as I mentioned above, any of the f8 options just brings me back to the bsod.

It seems the only option left is to borrow my sister's laptop and try downloading a win 10 recovery file on to a thumb drive and try booting from the thumb drive to a command prompt to run bcdedit.

Seeking any other suggestions from the forum members. Thank you for you time and thoughts.

George