Windows 10: My Boot NVME drive Blue Screen with "Registry Error". Cannot boot anymore

I was using my pc normally when suddenly discord and some other apps were starting to close and i couldn't open them anymore, i tried a few things then decided to reboot my pc to see if it would fix anything.My pc decided to Blue screen with the error "Registry Error"Nothing else.I tried to boot, reboot, boot again, boot in safe mode. Didn't workedI couldn't repair the drive because it wouldn't access the auto repair menu on it's own, so i had to use an usb key to try to reach the auto repair menu, which didn't helpedUsing the "boot cmd" and diskpart the drive in question had the attribute "St

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I can not boot windows anymore after a Blue Screen occured

Hello,

As the title mentions, I can not boot windows anymore after a Blue Screen occured. A memory issue was mentionned in the detail section of the Blue Screen.

After a restart my computer could not boot and was trying the next booting option in the priority list.

My SSD where W10 is located is new (6 monthes) therefore I don't think it failed, but who knows.

What do you suggest I should do to check the state of the SSD and/or the booting that might be corrupted in a way I don't know ?

I don't think I have important files on the SSD but I would like to verify it before deletig any files.

Best regards.

 

Blue Screen Will Not Boot Up

removed both sticks of memory maybe loose or dusty retry 1 at a time still will not boot
only blue screen tried to boot safe mode still same

 

Install and boot Windows 10 on NVME drive with legacy BIOS

My BIOS doesn't support booting to an NVME drive. Despite this, I succeeded in installing Windows 10 on my NVME drive. I also have a secondary non-NVME drive in my computer, and apparently the Windows 10 setup put some kind of (bootup?) partition on that drive.

My tentative plan was to install Windows on the NVME drive and then find some workaround to boot to it.

Upon boot, I was taken to a blue screen with this error code: 0xc000000e

What is the smoothest, easiest way to boot to Windows on this NVME drive? Should I install Grub on the secondary drive?