Windows 10: Process 1 initialization failed

Hello,


I have an Asus N750J and it was freezing a lot and therefore I went online and followed some tutorials to fix this issue. This went pretty well and improvement was made until apparently a fatal error had been made.

On this website I was looking through the steps:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.****/knowledge/100-disk-usage-windows-10-fixed/amp/


I successfully performed step 4, and it all seemed to work better but as I performed step 5, as soon as I tried to reboot right after, the laptop crashed.

I can get in the problem mode but there nothing works. I can't get into save mode, I can't do a system recovery, I can't do a system restore, all because of the small change in the Virtual RAM.


Is there any way I can change this back or reset everything while beholding personal files?

My laptop updated three days ago to the Windows 10 1903, so that's the system I'm running on.


Thank you for your help,


Erik

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