Windows 10: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE ERROR during games

Oldage, here is the way mine is set, but @Slartybart may be better qualified to ask. I have ASP Net installed. But, I have programs that need it.


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Correct?

It seems DISM isn't starting at all, just stays on this https://i.imgur.com/tS9ehXM.png. I rebooted and ran Code: dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup[/quote] but still waiting[/quote] I didn't know you could specify an ESD as the repair source - I've always used a WIM.
If you don't know for certain, that might be why you're not getting good results.
If you know for a fact that Dism can use the ESD - cool, I learned another thing today.

You have two choices if you want to try again with a WIM.

• Use the Win10 Media Creation Tool (MCT) to download the Win10 ISO.
  Select the proper bit-depth for your machine's architecture (MCT & ISO)
  Select the OS that matches what is on your machine (Home, Pro, ...)
  
  *Arrow Select Create installation media for another PC
  
  When the download completes (it took about 20-30 minutes on my average speed cable), press Finish - you don't need to put it to external media (DVD/Flash) yet.
  You can burn it later or use Rufus for a flash drive.
  
  Download the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool
  More info: Installing Windows 10 using the media creation tool - Windows Help
  
  
• Convert the ESD to an ISO
  See: ESD to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 ESD File - Windows 10 Forums

In both cases, you just want the ISO for now. You can mount the ISO and use that as the repair source.
There's no guarantees though since your machine seems to have issues with Dism.

I'm glad you waited, I was only trying to see what your machines had enabled, not suggesting to make any changes - thanks.

As essenbe said, you only need it enabled if software requires it. I don't know enough about your machine.

Leave ASP NET 4.6 disabled.

The image you posted answered the question I had - .NET 3.5 is enabled. The information I found, re: the original SFC error, points to .NET 3.5 - try disabling that as a test and running Dism without the source parameter.
- if you need .NET 3.5, you can re-enable it later.

 

@https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/7...-10-image.html. I thought it would work. I have an install.wim on my USB.

 

Thanks - I learned another thing today *Smile
I'll have to try that on the next Preview Build - I cleaned everything up after 240 was released.

I'd still like to know if Dism would read the WIM in the ISO on oldage's machine.

I don't want to distract the troubleshooting more than I already have, so I'll leave the rest up to you and oldage.

Good to see you working the threads.

 

Thanks and you are always welcome in the threads. I imagine it would read it if he mounted the ISO. Feel free to jump in any time.

 

Sorry for the late reply, I'm currently letting dism run using the .wim instead. Fingers crossed it doesn't crash on me during the process.

Fails to find it again https://i.imgur.com/whQSBTj.png

(D: drive https://i.imgur.com/3IyfzyV.png)

edit2: disabled .NET 3.5, sfc still finds corruption, letting the normal dism run.

Aaaand... nope https://i.imgur.com/zA0cSqp.png


I'll be reinstalling windows 7 tonight, hopefully by some miracle I get no bluescreen on it. Thank you all for the help, windows is a fickle thing sometimes...


Something else I could try is flashing the latest BIOS. Maybe something went wrong when it got corrupted and repaired itself.

 

Oldage, it can be, but I really think it is the upgrade process, some have problems with. Why some do and some don't I don't know. I upgraded 4 computers and 1 VM and they all work great. Some people have had problems with the upgrade and a clean install fixed everything. You may want to try a clean install of Windows 10, and see how that works for you. You already have the USB. It would only take you about 30 minutes.

 

I suppose I can do that, not much on here but games anyway. What do you think about BIOS reflashing? I edited my last post.

I'll go do the fresh install first, see you on the other side.

 

Try the clean install and disconnect everything from the computer except the hard drive you are going to install Windows 10 to and mouse and keyboard. Use the drivers installed by Windows Update and then look at what is listed in Device manager that needs drivers. Sometimes it takes Windows a day to find all of your drivers, it did on mine anyway. I would suggest to just use the clean install for a day to make sure it is working right and then start installing programs.

 

Am on the fresh install now, seems like all drivers are already configured. Gonna let windows update finish and then see if I BSOD on any games.

If I do, what do you suggest I do next? Try windows 7 again? BIOS flash?

 

Make sure your Graphics drivers are installed before playing games. If you get a BSOD, upload the BSOD posting instructions here please. BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums

 

Yeah don't worry it installed the 15.7 Catalyst driver, I should be fine in that regard.

 

Following up on the SFC & Dism issues - have you tried Dism on the fresh install?

Let Windows run for a day or two before following the reset instructions.

If you get the 0x800f0906 error, try resetting Windows Update components:

Launch an elevated Command Prompt
Execute the following commands

net stop wuauserv
cd %systemroot%\SoftwareDistribution
ren Download Download.old
net start wuauserv
net stop bits
net start bits
net stop cryptsvc
cd %systemroot%\system32
ren catroot2 catroot2old
net start cryptsvc
cd \
You can copy the lines above and paste them into the Command window

Then restart your machine and try Dism.
edit: Then restart your machine, run Windows Update (it might take a while after the reset) and then try Dism.

 

Haven't tried DISM yet but SFC reported no integrity violations. I guess that's a start. Should I still do DISM?

 

Good news on SFC.

I think the clean install solved the issue.
Give the new install a few days and then yes, please run Dism to test if it returns and run errors (0x800f0906). If it runs and reports integrity errors, that's something different - this test is just to see if Dism runs *Wink

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
If you do get the error, wait a few days for Win10 to 'clean itself up' before running the Windows reset commands in post# 43. When I ran the WU reset - it took a while (5-10) minutes) for Windows to 'settle down'.

• Windows update too a long time to load - not surprising.
  
  
• Two Start tiles (both PowerShell links) changed position and size - this issue also occurred in the preview releases, so it's probably still a bug that shows up less frequently. I just re-sized the tiles and put them back where they were.
  
  
• I couldn't launch anything elevated - that concerned me, but Windows cleared that up by itself - very nice! If your experience differs, try restarting the machine after giving Windows a fair chance to do any system configuration checks that it normally does (security on special files, required services started, etc)

Thanks - you're doing a great job providing feedback and acting on suggestions.