Windows 10: BSODs with « Critical Process Died » or « Unmountable Boot Volume » messages

Hello everyone, I am writing this post in a time of dire need. My PC keeps suffering from BSODs with the messages in my title, despite my best efforts to be more precise, the « Critical Process Died » comes up 90% of the time.I already updated my graphic card drivers, checked every other drivers on the Windows menu, used the DISM method, ran the Memory Diagnostic Tool, performed a System Restore but it would seems that nothing has worked so far ; those BSODs can appear from nowhere, when I am watching a video or not, when I’m playing a game or not, even when I am not doing anything

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Frequent BSODs ( Critical Process Died / Unmountable Boot Volume ) on a Custom built PC

Hello. I built a PC and I have been having trouble lately. My pc restarts in a loop and always says critical process died or unmountable boot volume. could someone help?

specs:

ryzen 2700x cpu

radeon rx50 gpu

rosewill bronze 80 750 watt psu

aorus x470 gaming wifi motherboard

16gb ram

 

Unmountable Boot Volume

Hello,

See if suggestions mentioned here helps you:

https://www.kapilarya.com/fix-unmountable-boot-...

Hope this helps, Good luck!

 

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