Windows 10: My desktop has a BSOD error/saying critical process died

Hello, My desktop Dell Desktop XPS 8920 running Windows 10 has a BSOD error/saying my critical process died. We've tried a few things and thought we had an end in sight with it asking me to sign into my Microsoft account but it seems I must have changed my password at some point and not made a note of the new one! I am signed into this account on my laptop and have access to my emails on said laptop through outlook. I've also managed to log into the internet account by my pin number. I've tried looking around for my password on my account and can't find it. All inter

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Critical Process Died Error


Recently while using the internet my computer experienced a BSOD which listed the Critical Process Died as the error. Before this happened my computer kept popping up with a message I believe was saying that the display adapter driver crashed and then was recovered. It should also be mentioned that I recently upgraded my system with a new graphics card, after my old one died, and with a new case. That was my first time ever doing something like that, so I wouldn't be surprised if that could be a problem.

 

BSOD Critical Process Died

Sorry for late reply, but I was busy... So here are the pictures:













- - - Updated - - - Additional information, my SSD has been checked several times and has no errors/problems and works 100%. And unfortunately I don't have any backups except for a copy from the already broken Windows drive.

 

BSOD - Critical Process Died

Hi Tony,

The blue screen error with a stop code 'Critical Process Died' that you encountered can be caused by a recent update, device drivers that got corrupted or system files that got corrupted. For us to resolve your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• What changes were made or what updates were installed prior to the issue occurring?
• Did you mean to say that you ran your device in safe mode when you said that you booted the device with only Microsoft Processes running?
• Which version and build of Windows 10 is installed on your device?

As an initial recommendation, we suggest that you follow the steps on this
link to run the driver verifier. Driver verifier is an inbuilt tool in the Windows operating system, which helps you to test the drivers which may be corrupted. These corrupted drivers may contribute as to why you're getting a "Blue Screen of Death" (BSOD)
or stop errors.

We look forward to your response to our queries.