Windows 10: BSOD I can't reset/restore/fix or boot my PC I have a critical process error

I cant do anything it happened a week ago and since then I haven't been able to fix it I need some help ASAP because it won't let me reset do a system file check, Dism or anything I download a suspicious file and then all my services started failing to run. The next day I turn on my PC and it has a blue screen Can y'all please helpppppp.

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Critical Process Died BSOD on Startup

Hello all,

I just recently started having this issue. When I boot the PC, it immediately goes to this BSOD. Auto repair obviously wasn't able to fix it. I can't really post a crash dump as I can't even get into Windows. I don't really know what this error means, but here is a list of the troubleshooting I've done thus far:

-Re-image computer
-System restore to the earliest restore point where I know the issue was not happening
-Numerous command prompts (sfc /scannow, chkdsk C: /f, chkdsk C: /r, DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth)
-Reset PC (not able to reset, just gives error that says "There was a problem resetting your PC. No changes were made.")

Those are all the troubleshooting steps I could find through Google-fu. Please let me know if you have further suggestions.

Thank you,
Derek

 

Critical Process Died BSOD

Received a Critical Process Died BSOD, I can not get into Safe Mode (same BSOD), but I do have Windows Recovery, Windows PE and Windows 10 Boot to use to access Command Prompt. System Restore won't let me restore, some comment about enabling system Protection.
SFC /Scannow gives a Windows Resource Protection Error, and DISM won't work in the recovery environment. Any help fixing Windows short of a "reset" would be fantastic.

 

boot bsod with critical process deny.

We appreciate the information you've provided. The error "Critical process died" happens when Windows detects that a critical component of the system processes has been modified. We suggest
that you update the drivers for your Virtual Machine program, as well as the VGA driver, then run the System File Checker tool to find and fix corrupted or
missing system files. To do run do a scan with SFC, you need to access Command Prompt.

Since you're using Windows 10 on a Virtual Machine, consult your program's user guide on how to restart Windows three times in a row so that you can reach the Recovery screen. Then follow the steps below:

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  Click See advanced repair options.
  
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  Click Troubleshoot.
  
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  Click Advanced options.
  
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  Click Command Prompt.
  
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  Type sfc /scannow and press Enter. Wait for it to finish.
  
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  Type shutdown /r and press Enter.
  

Note: It may take up to three scans with restarts in between to for SFC to find and fix all system files.

Let us know the results of the SFC scan.