Windows 10: Kmode exception not handled. fvevol.sys

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I can disable "secure boot mode" without risk?

Also: Anything involved with the "boot Mode" parameter? It is UEFI, but it can be changed to Legacy, I saw.
That is the Secure Boot ítem?

 

There is no variation with secure boot.
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Note Choose disable, don't follow the image please

 

Disabled. Still No boot?

Mom pls I have to make new pics because they where turnaround haha!

 

I forgot a thing, as the USB doesn't contain boot files it is skipped from the boot list. Adding the USB won't get you in the test
You have to say that you want to boot from it.
Before Windows loads, press the button that gives you the boot options, from there you can choose to boot from the USB.

 

I seem to get more dummie as things go by.......
I followed all tutorials elsewhere on this fórum, but
Cannot get at that advanced startup as far as Boot from USB option??




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I have also activated the F8 button, but still no "Boot from....." option

 

Before Windows loads, you can press 2 buttons to get in the bios or boot options.
Please make a photo of the options, before you get into the BIOS, when you have pressed either of the buttons and post it.

 

Memtest usb_hd should be ok?




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Had to enable the F12 key




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But still no usb_boot option:




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I have requested some assistance.

 

Try disabling Secure Boot and disabling fast Boot if you have that. Let us know how that works.

 

Secure boot was already disabled (see above screens) and I can not find any Fast Boot option, so presume don't have it.

 

Have you tried this? USB Drive - Boot from in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums Try option 1.

Also, in your boot section of bios, what are your first 2 boot options? Does it list a hard drive or 'Windows Boot Manager"?

 

About the method you link me: I have tried, but on the boot menú, only my internal HDD is listed.




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this is my boot list:




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Under boot mode you have UEFI. What options are there? Do you have one for MBR or Legacy? If you do, try that.

 

Only one more option: Legacy
Can I change that without risk? What is the difference, anyway?

Thank you

 

My father is also having BSOD's with this same error message KMODE exception not handled. I built him a pc a few years back based on an Asrock Z77 Pro4-M, and it has run with Win 7 Home without any issues.

He recently upgraded to Win 10 Home, and since then has had all manner of issues, mostly relating to getting an internet connection. We tried all manner of fixes including getting a new router from his provider, then changing providers. Other laptops and devices were able to get connected.

Last week my parents made the long trip to visit us and my father bought his pc with them and we did a clean install of Win 10 Home onto a new Samsung EVO 500 Gb SSD. Everything installed just fine, and he had no issues connecting to my network for the whole week they were here.

However, less than a week after returning home, he has had 3 BSOD's in a day with the above error, and can no longer connect to the internet (yellow warning triangle - no io nternet access). We have a reasonable working knowledge of Windows, but this network issue has us both pulling our hair out.

I have had my father make a debug log as per the sticky BSOD Posting Insructions, which I have attached. Hopefully somebody with more experience than us can get something out of it for us!