Windows 10: BSOD - Critical Process Dead

Hello!I have had a previous topic and fixed the issue there, but now it seems to be getting worse.The computer even restarts itself when there's nothing done. I just start up, wait for a few 10 minutes then it will BSOD.I ran verifiers a few times but it did not generate any warnings or detections.Please see the attached minidumps.Thank you!https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WnZUuu1XDRvDUrGsk-0uuQI2doRWsE4p/view?usp=sharing

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Critical Process Died...... Surface dead?

Last year my Surface 3 (updated fully) started throwing up
service exception error BSODs and earlier this year I seemed to cure it when I reset the device.

About a month ago the service exception error start up (especially from sleep) crash reappeared but today this error has been replaced by
'critical process died'.

Using the various Windows repair options available has proved fruitless:

• Start-up Repair
• System Restore
• sfc /scannow
• Reset this PC
• Recover from the Cloud
• Change Start Up settings

…… all these repeatedly fail.

Absolutely NOTHING works.

Does anyone know whether this can be sorted or is my beloved Surface 3 effectively dead?

Thanks Steve

 

BSOD Critical Process Died  


This is my config, what should i do? - - - Updated - - - I tried also this: Step 1. From the initial Windows screen, accept the default settings for the language to install, the time and currency format as well as the keyboard or input method. Next, click the Repair your computer link instead of Install now. choose Repair your computer Step 2. Select Troubleshoot and then Advanced Options. Step 3. Select Command Prompt. Step 4. Type diskpart and press Enter key. Step 5. Type list disk and press Enter. Now pay attention to the disk number and identify which one is the boot disk. Usually, it is Disk 0; if not, find the disk number in your own case and remember to type the correct one in the following relevant steps. Step 6. Type select disk 0 and press Enter. Step 7. Type list volume and press Enter. Now pay attention to the volume number of the EFI partition. Step 8. Type select volume N and press Enter. Also, type the one in your own case instead of N. Step 9. Type assign letter=N: and press Enter. N: can be replaced by any drive letter that is not taken by any partition. Remember which drive letter you assign here for it is rather useful in the rest steps. Step 10. Type exit and press Enter to leave diskpart. Step 11. Now type N: (the drive lettered you just assigned) and hit Enter. Step 12. Type format N: /FS:FAT32 and hit Enter. Step 13. Type bcdboot C:\windows /s N: /f UEFI and hit Enter. Now repeat the process of running the bootrec /fixboot command, bootrec access is denied Windows 10 should be solved now. But if fixboot access is denied occurs on an MBR disk, continue with Fix #2. All steps until 13. was executed successfully, but still became on bcdboot /fixboot Error: Access is denied. And I have a GPT and no MBR Partition bootrec /rebuildbcd was successfully, founded Win installation: 0 (ZERO) complete bootrec /scanos found also ZERO installations

 

BSOD - Critical Process Died

Hi Tony,

The blue screen error with a stop code 'Critical Process Died' that you encountered can be caused by a recent update, device drivers that got corrupted or system files that got corrupted. For us to resolve your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• What changes were made or what updates were installed prior to the issue occurring?
• Did you mean to say that you ran your device in safe mode when you said that you booted the device with only Microsoft Processes running?
• Which version and build of Windows 10 is installed on your device?

As an initial recommendation, we suggest that you follow the steps on this
link to run the driver verifier. Driver verifier is an inbuilt tool in the Windows operating system, which helps you to test the drivers which may be corrupted. These corrupted drivers may contribute as to why you're getting a "Blue Screen of Death" (BSOD)
or stop errors.

We look forward to your response to our queries.