Windows 10: My MSI decided to bsod, and now I can't get back on it.

Sorry in advance if I make any mistakes. As I am a computer novice. So I am running an msi gaming g series computer, and I just got it a few days ago. It hasn't really had any problems until now, I shut it down with Skype running (which I've done nearly every time ) and when I try to get back on, it shows me the bsod. There Is 1 error that comes up, " KERNAL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE" after 3 restarts it goes to a screen that
alloews me to continue to Windows 10, which just makes it downright crash so I haven't found any way to get back on my computer. Please help!! *cry

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Blue screen errors: Page_Fault in non paged area and System Service Exception on Windows 10

Well, I did everything as explained, made sure I had safe mode...now I can't get back into windows..keeps getting a bsod of driver_verifier_detected_violation and then reboots to a preparing automatic repair..tells me to select my msn account I do and
then the password..which is the same i am using here for my msn account, but it says that is incorrect...wth....i have a msi z87-g45 motherboard

 

On my computer, I decided to try linux mint and now I cant get my windows 10 back

Go to a working computer running Windows 7 or later.

Download and create a bootable copy:

How
to download official Windows 10 ISO files

Then perform a new install:

How to: Perform a clean install of Windows 10

 

Please let your system crash 3 times, that should boot you to the troubleshooting options.
Go to the advanced options, there you see an option called 'command prompt', click on it.
In command prompt enter following command
Code: start msconfig[/quote] Msconfig should open, click on the tab 'Boot'.
In the tab 'Boot', in the left corner below you see 'Boot options', click on safe mode, then click on 'Apply' and 'ok' (first Apply then OK).
You get a message that asks for a reboot, click yes, ok or allow and let the system boot in safe mode.

If above instructions go proper you can boot in safe mode from where we can troubleshoot.