Windows 10: Win11 BSOD Loop

Ok so I recently tried to upgrade to windows 11 from windows 10, using a usb, and after I finished the initial procedure I got a BSOD with the stop code: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. I figured maybe it was a one time thing and let my pc boot and unfortunately it didn’t work, same stop code. I completely turned off my computer and left it off for about 2 hours and tried again, no luck. I’ve seen that this can be related to hardware but before I tried upgrading I never had an issue with anything. As of current writing this boot loop has gone on for about 30 minutes and I don’t know what to do.

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Hi Tom,

To better assist you, provide the answers to the following questions:

• Have you made any changes on your device prior to the issue?
• What is the complete error message that you're seeing on the screen?

For the meantime, we suggest checking the answers on the following threads below which we found similar and helpful in resolving the issue:

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BSOD Loop restart.


I've been experiencing startup issues with my PC since last night. I go to startup and startup freezes. It seems that something is either stuck or freezing up on loading. Since it doesn't fully boot up, I have been hitting the reset button or holding the power button. It appears that this has made the problem worse. I went to startup this morning and am getting the same thing. Did the same steps of hitting reset and or holding the power button to shutdown. After this I am getting BSOD that keeps restarting and BSOD in a loop. The next boot loaded with repair options. I attempted to do startup repair and have been unsuccessful. How to get out of BSOD restart loop? Thanks!

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Windows startup repair loop BSOD

Okay. So I did this.





Then repeated the same step and assigned letter to other recovery partition too.
Now I have two visible recovery partitions in Windows explorer.






However, when I go to disk management, and right click on either of the recovery partition, I don't get any options to delete.






I should delete the partition on my HDD as my SSD is the system drive where windows is installed. So I try to delete that partition in the admin command prompt, and I get the same error I was getting before.






What do I do now?