Windows 10: Pc is stuck in a boot loop bsod error whenever I try to boot normally and can't boot into...

Hello, so basically 3 weeks ago I had a Blue Screen, the code was "System Service Exception" and "System Server Exception", I tried booted continuously realizing that it would keep on restarting. I've tried Reseting the Pc by the Local install and Cloud install, both would crash at the 50-60% mark. I tried using a usb to reinstall windows, it would reach the Setup Page, and then it would get a Blue Screen now saying "Page Fault in a Non-Paged Area" or the usual 'System Server Exception". Whenever I try booted into windows this rarely happened but It boots normally.....BUT it would get a Blue

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Freeze, BSOD, Boot Loop then QCode 55

Hi guys, i wanna ask whether my cpu imc was dead or got corrupted bios (or perhaps my motherboard has bricked already).

Early symptom of this problem is my pc often fail to boot and got random bios error and i had to press reset button and force to reboot. after weeks that my pc got freeze and bsod. Then last night after complete shutdown my pc got boot loop and then won't boot with qcode 55. i had already clear cmos, swapped ram, install only one ram, reseated ram but with still no luck.

 

BSOD Loop on boot

Hello,

Earlier today my computer crashed into a BSOD and ever since then it is stuck on a BSOD loop when trying to boot into windows.

Things I have tried so far:

-Booting from a USB Windows (Loads the windows logo then BSOD)

-Letting it do automatic repair (BSOD)

-Letting it do disk check (BSOD)

-Running it with different RAM sticks (BSOD)

-Running it without the 1060 (BSOD)

-Clearing BIOS settings (BSOD)

I am at a loss. Any help appreciated.

System

-Intel i5 6600k

-Nvidia 1060

-16gb ram

-gigabyte z170x

 

PC Boot Loop - Continuous BSOD Errors

Hi Steve,

Boot loops and blue screen errors are usually occurring to a Windows computer due to some corruption within the drivers or with the system files. For further troubleshooting, we suggest booting your computer into
safe mode before creating a test user profile. Using the test user profile, check if you'll be having the same
issue with starting up your device.

To create a test user profile, follow these steps:

• Using Cortana search, type Settings and then hit the Enter key.
• In the Settings window, select Accounts.
• Select Family & other people.
• Choose Add someone else to this PC.
• Click I don't have this person's sign-in information.
• Click Add a user without a Microsoft account.
• Name the user as TEST and then provide a password.

If the same issue persists within the test user profile, you can use this
link as a guide on how to troubleshoot blue screen errors.

Let us know if further assistance is needed.