Windows 10: Win 10 rollback faillure BSOD boot loop but boots in safe mode win7?

I tried rolling back from windows 10 to 7.

Won't boot, get BSOD trying to boot win 10 but can boot in safe mode win 7!

My MS License from win 7 shows unactivated after rollback.

Have tried Everything!
1. Won't let me restore prev pt in Safe mode/ not there.
2. Doesn't repair from install disc.
3. Says no previous vers windows installed, but boots in win 7 safe mode?
4. Have prod key but can't activate by phone or pc
5. Tried re-intering prod key in command promp, get error 0x8007043c
7. Have backup on ex hard drive, but can't access or restore in safe mode
7. Is a genuine prod key for win 7 purchased laptop
8. Tried re-installing win 10, but can't due to laptop now showing win 7 key not activated and can't do it in safe mode.
10. Tried system repair disc from last year, also does not work at all or in safe mode


Every avenue I have tried on the internet either doesn't work in safe mode or not available. I really don't want to reinstall win 7 but may have to?

If I have to reinstall win 7, will a backup/restore on ex drive put it back where it was before upgrading to win 10 including programs or just files?

Ughhhhhhhhh *Mad

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Rolled Back to Win 7 after Win 10 upgrade proves they aint quite got it right....

Thanks for reply , but when selecting Safe mode with networking, the system runs through all normal display expected in safe mode pauses as though to boot into safe mode then BSOD same error , and loops back round to error recovery screen . managed to
freeze frame BSOD on video ...Usual A problem has been detected, check for viruses etc blurb...... Technical information though is *** STOP: 0x0000007B (0x80786B58, 0xC0000034, Ox00000000, 0x00000000) don't know if this is of any help ?

Sounds like a good solution, if it would just let me boot into safe mode

 

BSOD after upgrade to windows 10

After upgrading Win 7 to Windows 10 my PC endswith BSOD every time it boots up.

If I let it finish the boot without logging in, it BSODs at the end of the boot.

If I log in as soon as I am able to, it BSODs at the end of the boot/login.

Maybe one of the last services loaded is cause of the BSOD?

I can boot to safe mode with no problems,

and in the Windows system log I see lots of faults under the latest normal boot sequence.

What do I do to narrow down the problem?

 

The solution was in front of my face and so easy :0

All I had to do was uninstall the update!

This is what I was trying to do: reserve a copy of win 10 for later
Get Windows 10 for Free After July 29th, with a Little Prep Now

If I uninstalled the update and it shows in my update history, can I re install it a year from now as the article states?
Upgrade to Windows 10 Home, version 1511, 10586


Installation date: ‎7/‎24/‎2016 2:02 PM


Installation status: Successful


Update type: Optional


Install the next version of Windows.


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Thanks!!

 

Did you ever confirm that Windows 10 was fully activated on your computer? Without having actually seen Windows 10 fully activated on your computer it is just a guess as to whether you now have a digital entitlement/license for Windows 10 stored on Microsoft activation servers for it.

 

Yes, I believed that it was activated and then rolled back. Anyway to check?

I installed, then tried rolling it back but had to uninstall the 10 update. I have an icon showing "Get windows 10", so I am assuming it wasn't?

If I need to reinstall 10 and then go back to 7, what would you suggest I do to have a some transition back to 7 from 10. I don't want the mess I had earlier.

Thank you so much for your reply.

 

Looking through the forum, it seems that I did not activate it with a MS account. I assume I need to reinstall then rollback.

I would appreciate the best way to do this so I don't have any problems. System image? Backup to hard drive instead of external?

Thanks again