Windows 10: Critical processor died - after trying to install new graphic driver

Hello, recently I tried to change my graphic card, worked until I dl the driver for it. During mid driver installation, my monitor restarted then the system restarted. Now I'm getting a blue screen with "Critical Processor died" and this is for both graphic card now.. i switched the cards to see and it is showig up for both cards. I also get E\windows\system32\logfiled\srt\srttrail.txt I tried to do scannow in cmd in advance help option and said there was a error in the upper case. I tried to do system restore but for some reason my C drive isn't on protection mode so now I see the restore points but I can't click on it since it is not on protection mode. It was on before so I don't know what happen. Can't get into windows. After the logo pops up, I get the error. Does that mean I have to reinstall windows....? Please please help me...Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet

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unexpected store exception

ok, here is what I did

usually windows tend to install the graphic driver automatically while i still online

after installed on hard drive

so I had to turn off my connection and install it from Nvidia installer

not long after that I try to reconnect the internet and update my graphic driver thro~

GeForce Experience and when the download almost done I got this critical process died...

I deleted the partition I create a new one

just like when I install a windows from scratch

aftr I got the BSOD 0x00000ef "critical process died" I checked my event viewer and found ton of warning

related to partition C has been..... like that

well.... like always BSOD happened only aftr cold boot

 

New GMA500 driver: 4.3 Windows Experience Index!

I concur!

No change after installing the new drivers.





Processor is at ...............2.2

Memory is at ..................4.3

Graphics is at .................2.9

Gaming Graphics are at ...2.3

HDD is ...........................4.4 (default drive)

 

Hello Ryu and welcome to Tenforums *Smile

System Restore does get turned of with major windows updates such as the Creators update, you have to turn it back on again.

Turn On or Off System Protection for Drives in Windows 10

If you are now unable to start windows you will need to create a recovery disk on another PC and then boot from this disk on your PC so that you can troubleshoot. See the following thread for how to do that:

Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk