Windows 10: Constant bsod error - critical_process_died

My usb drive when I plug it in, instead of coming up as Local Disc, it came up as MULTIBOOT. Do you know anything about that? I couldn't find anything on google. and after placing the ISO on it, image health isn't recognizing the drive.

 

I believe that extracting such ISO's rename the USB device, it happened sometimes to me.

Enter 1 of below commands, %setupdrv% is the directory to the file (correct it to the directory path)
Code: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /source:wim:%setupdrv%:\sources\install.wim:1 /limitaccess Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /source:esd:%setupdrv%:\sources\install.esd:1 /limitaccess[/quote]

 

Is there anyway to rename the drive back to normal, and make it function normally again? I tried renaming in properties but it made the name all caps no matter what and it didn't seem to change anything.

 

The way you do it is the easiest way, a reboot could help.

Format it.

 

I already tried a quick format multiple times and that didn't do anything as far as the name issue goes and image health still didn't recognize it.

 

A format doesn't do anything about the name, only the data...

Run an admin command prompt and copy/paste the command I posted earlier with a small edit.

 

Ok, I'll use one of the commands, but what I meant with the previous post was, if ImageHealth still isn't recognizing the drive I can only assume that the same behavior would be exhibited by other programs I use in the future that require me to use a USB for whatever reason. Is there a way to fix my usb so that I can use it in the future?

 

I would first test if the same behaviour occurs on another cd/usb.

 

OK, and in the commands you posted, just curious, what's the difference between wim and esd?

 

I see, I typed in Code: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /source:esd:C:\Users\Derek\Desktop\Win10_1511_English_x64.iso:\sources\install.esd:1 /limitaccess.[/quote] now I'm just waiting for the results.

 

That probably won't work, because you need to extract the .iso.
Did you do it the same way on the USB?

 

Well after downloading I just copied it to the usb. Can I just extract it to my desktop and use that for the source? or do I need to use the usb? Actually I just extracted it to the usb.

 

Copying the ISO doesn't work and is the reason why it didn't work on your USB.
You need to extract it on your USB and try IMAGE HEALTH again.

 

Ahh ok, sorry, I'm not really used to using iso files and what not. But do you know why whenever I try changing the name of the old usb it shows up in all caps, regardless of what I type in the properties name field?

 

I do not know why that is.