Windows 10: BSOD while using Windows 10 recovery tool

Hi guys i'm a new user here and not very much experienced with computers. i only have the basic understandings of things. I didn't know where to post this since it's multiple issues so here goes.About 3 days ago my pc BSOD while listening music and running fm17 on the background. I restarted it and since then it has been automatic repair loop. So i decided to do a repair throught the installation iso you get from microsoft, mine is the home single edition 64 bit. So i did all that and made a bootable usb with the media center tool for microsoft and after fiddeling in the bios to make the usb work i managed to get to the setup screen for once other times it was stuck in a purple/blue screen with mouse still moving but nothing is showing up. I tried to do the repair first rebooted my pc but it came up with another error missing file boot\BCD something like that so i searched it and found a fix and again i wasn't able to access the setup screen to go to repair option but the shift+10 works so i used it to the the diskpart command lines to fix the boot but i ended up messing things up in the usb drive itself(i still am not sure what i did wrong, stupid me). Now i downloaded the win10 recovery tool from here to try to fix the boot issues i have been having but to no avail here are the issues im facing sorry for the long story 1. I made a bootable usb with the recovery tool through rufus i have a 4gb pen drive. Settings i used are MRB partition for bios and uefi, partition as fat32 and the other usual stuffs. Now it works but the issue is after the windows splash screen it's black screen a light blue screen flashes for a sec though. Keyboard mouse still working. But the strange thing is if i remove my Hard drive it boots completely but it BSOD after 3-4 mins. I can't for the life of me figure it out have been searching the net for 2-3 days.Windows 10 Forums. 2nd thing is both my Kingston fury rams are working fine and so are the sockets but they refuse to work together strange cos they used to work together.I also can't install windows since windows refuses to boot with my hard drive and also can't fix the boot bcd file. Any help would be really appreciated guys i finally decided to post cos i think i came as far as i could and it's time to ask for help https://www.tenforums.com/images/smilies/001.png

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Lightning bolt and gear screen

Use the Windows Device Recovery Tool.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12379/windows-10-mobile-device-recovery-tool-faq

When it is installed start the program and update it if asked.

While the lightning bolt and gear icon is displayed

Start the recovery tool and connect the phone to the pc via usb.

The phone will not be detected. select "My device was not detected." Navigate to Lumia phone and Model as appropriate. Begin recovery.

 

BSODs while reinstalling N8 software using Nokia Software Recovery Tool

Microsoft does not leverage Microsoft Answers as feedback channel. Why ever. Therefore here, your feedback drowns in the Internet swarm.

For an explanation, please, continue there…

I recommend to hit the button ‘Me Too’ there…

That way, you get notified instantly when something new happens. Furthermore, only one thread must be updated then.

I am not aware of any explanation for this. This is the firmware variant for Vodafone Ireland. Officially, just the firmware version ‘Nokia Belle’ is available via the

Recovery Tool. If you had 059G1Q8 for example, you would get Nokia Belle Refresh. You could go for a service centre. There, they would the Care Suite to

change your firmware variant. Or alternatively… (the latter, I never tried myself).

Looks like your USB Host Controller is incompatible with the Recovery Tool. One solution might be to determine the brand and model of the USB Host Controller of your computer, and to look for an updated driver. Another solution is to go for another computer,
like with Windows 7 and just with USB 2.0 ports.

 

In order to help you best, please read the instructions here: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions