Windows 10: BSOD with Error message: SrtTrail.txt and Error code: 0x32, Windows 10

Hi, recently i got Blue Screen like every day and when i use an USB with Windows and Startup Repair it didn't fix but after a restart it work every time. In the SrtTrail.txt i got this after Startup Repair




Startup Repair diagnosis and repair log

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Number of repair attempts: 1



Session details

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System Disk = \Device\Harddisk1

Windows directory = C:\Windows

AutoChk Run = 0

Number of root causes = 0



Test Performed:

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Name: Check for updates

Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0x0

Time taken = 0 ms



Test Performed:

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Name: System disk test

Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0x0

Time taken = 0 ms



Test Performed:

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Name: Disk failure diagnosis

Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0x0

Time taken = 78 ms



Test Performed:

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Name: Disk metadata test

Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0x32

Time taken = 15 ms



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How can i repair my laptop?



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BSOD SrtTrail and error 0x32 in "Disk metadata test"


Hello. I read this tread becouse beginning is that same but it doesn't work for me

Windows can not start after update, here is SrtTrail.txt Solved - Windows 10 Forums


First issues at step 4 and 6





I choose Yes and no problem has been found.





Later





And problem with DISM






Log in my google disc becouse your uploader wasn't work for thoose files.

Error - Google Drive

 

Windows 10 BSOD Errors to Come with Troubleshooting QR-Codes

With its latest Preview Build (build 14316), Microsoft patched Windows 10 to make BSOD (blue-screen of death) errors more useful for system analysts and power-users. The blue-screen now puts up a QR-code to the knowledge-base page related to the error. Microsoft also set up an easy to remember URL at "windows.com/stopcode" for quick-reference to info and possible fixes to various kinds of errors.

The Register makes a valid case for how QR-codes in BSOD screens can be misused by malware developers. Malware or ransomware developers can now make their wares fake a BSOD screen with a QR-code that leads to their web-page to steal your information, or point you to download even more malware.





Source: The Register

 

Windows 10 SrtTrail error

Hi, Zeikro

Check these links, I hope they solve your problem

https://ugetfix.com/ask/how-to-fix-srttrail-txt...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

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