Windows 10: Two Errors on ReBoot

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I have been getting these two errors on Reboot one after the Other and it may have something to do with my Last Windows "Restore" that Failed a few weeks ago?
I have the screen shots that will give you a Clue *Sad I have no Idea Regards

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0x0000454 & 0xc00000f errors on reboot after installing Windows 10 Creators Update on ASUS GL502VS laptop

I am having this exact same issue on my on asus gl502vs. I couldn't install the newest fall creator update. Then after I did, I found I couldn't just Restart. If the system is Restarted for any reason, it comes up with that same screen, although mine doesn't
come with a file name attached to it. Between a 0x0000454 and a 0xc00000f error, I'm pretty frustrated.

 

0x0000454 & 0xc00000f errors on reboot after installing Windows 10 Creators Update on ASUS GL502VS laptop

This method doesn't work. After restarting three times and getting to the recovery screen, I get this screen:





I ran the WU Troubleshooter after that and let it apply the fix for installing pending updates. Not sure if that did anything though.

 

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ishelper.exe - Bing

"The process known as iSkySoft Studio belongs to software iSkySoft Studio or iSkysoft Helper Compact by iSkySoft. Description: ISHelper.exe is not essential for the Windows OS and causes relatively few problems. ISHelper.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files\Common Files"."


• Method #1: This is the most effective, most proper, method to fix this error. I'm assuming you had iSkySoft Studio installed. Re-install this program, and after the installation process completes, you can either keep the program (I'm not sure if you still want to use this program), but if you don't use this program, uninstall it.

If you don't prefer to try Method #1 (reinstalling that program), then we can try Method #2.
Post back what you think.

EDIT: This program looks like spam. Don't re-install it. I'm assuming you did a System Restore because of it. Let's try Method #2. Refer to next post.

 

• Method #2:
1) Press Control + Alt + Delete and click Task Manager, to open the Task Manager.
2) Press the Startup tab on top.
3) Right click and Disable anything that you see that has to do with that program. In specific, look for ISHelper.exe

 

Thanks pepanee that (OP 2) solved it, I disabled it in TaskManager and then checked C/Prog Files> Common Files> and it was gone?
So thank you very much for your Help It a Great benefit to all of us Regards *Thumbs