Windows 10: Windows 10 2004 BSOD boot loop

Windows update says the May 2020 update is ready for me. I've tried to install it 4 times. Installing it is successful. It boots up and is fully usable after the update. Upon reboot, I get stuck in a BSOD boot loop with system thread exception not handled.

After debugging the dump, I found that the culprit is amdppm.sys. I found that turning off secure boot gets rid of the BSOD, but about 10 seconds after logging into Windows, the system completely dies.

I can uninstall the feature update in recovery, but after uninstalling I still get the same BSOD. The only way to recover is by turning off secure boot upon booting after uninstalling the update, then I can turn it back on fine after that.

I've tried using windows update, windows update assistant, and creating a usb using the media creation tool, all the same outcome.

Ryzen 3900x, EVGA 2080ti, ASUS x570 VIII crosshair formula, and 32gb Trident Z RGB 3600mhz. Currently on Windows 10 1909 build 18363.959

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ughhh! BSOD on boot

I guess my computer BSOD on boot right before getting to windows. not sure what the problem is though, everything is stable.

It gave me a list of two files in windows that could have caused the problems

 

bsod loop device verifier ionmanager violation

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 on boot

Hello,

Earlier today my computer crashed into a BSOD and ever since then it is stuck on a BSOD loop when trying to boot into windows.

Things I have tried so far:

-Booting from a USB Windows (Loads the windows logo then BSOD)

-Letting it do automatic repair (BSOD)

-Letting it do disk check (BSOD)

-Running it with different RAM sticks (BSOD)

-Running it without the 1060 (BSOD)

-Clearing BIOS settings (BSOD)

I am at a loss. Any help appreciated.

System

-Intel i5 6600k

-Nvidia 1060

-16gb ram

-gigabyte z170x