Windows 10: BSOD Issues Unsolved For A Long Time

The error code 0x8007025D could point to memory misconfiguration.
In which memoryslots have you installed your memorymodules, according to your manual it is adviced to use DDR 1 and DDr 2 slots (white ones).

Could you check this and if necessary place them in the adviced slots and see what happens with installing windows 10.

 

The specification for my MoBo says that it has 4 DDR3 slots so I'm not entirely sure if this is the right thing to do.

 

The memory seating is important to have proper, although in most cases the memory seating is OK.

Remove the language you don't need and try the repair install again.

 

I actually just tried it and it gave me another error - 0x80070570 - 0xB0003 Didn't even get to the installation bit this time.

 

Please run following command in an admin command prompt, let us know the result.
Code: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth[/quote] Please make a screenshot of your disk management and post it.

 

Please make a screenshot of your disk management and post it.[/quote] Ask and ye shall receive.

 

Also this errorcode 0x80070570 - 0xB0003 could point to memory misconfiguration or a faulty memorymodule(s).
What you could try is installing with only one module inserted
There are people who said/reported that with one module they could install windows.

 

I'll try that if need be but right now another issue has arisen...Mind you my copy of Windows 10 is genuine, as was my copy of Windows 7, this is the first time I've seen this.

 

Maybe you get this because you have tried a few times to install windows with faillures.

Try this Reboot the system and run diskcleanup and clear temporary files and look for windows install files.

If this does not help.

Use the extended diskcleanup see this tutorial Disk Cleanup - Open and Use in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums