Windows 10: Windows 10 blue screen BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO

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Upgraded to Windows 10, getting blue screen error: BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO

Decided to upgrade my Dell laptop to Windows 10, was running 7 on it. The install process seemed to go smoothly up until I had to login for the first time. PC would crash every time I input my password or click next.

I ended up downloading the Win10 usb install option to see if I could repair installation, did not work - now it boots into the blue screen error BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO

Anyone had a similar issue?
Is there a work-around I can do via the CMD?

Hard drive is okay from what I can tell since I can boot into Ubuntu and see all my windows files

**Cannot even start up in safe mode, it crashes :O

:)

 

BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO, blue screen error

Just today my computer blue screened, and now every time I turn it on it blue screens whilst trying to load up windows 10 with the message BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO. It tells me I can restart but when I do, it begins to load the repair and takes me to 'Choose
your keyboard layout' which I cannot do as my keyboard and mouse aren't being registered.

pretty stuck here as my desktop pc is my main source for completing University coursework, so any suggestions or answers are really appreciated!

OP - BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO

 

Install IoT Windows 10 on a SD card

I tried several times to install IoT Windows 10 on a SD card (Philips 8GB) with Windows IoT Core Dashboard. But every single time when my Raspberry is booting it trows a Blue Screen with the message BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO. I followed all steps correctly.

Any idea's?

 

I've got it too. Upgraded from Windows 8. Been fine for about 3 weeks. Now this. Really concerned about my files.

 

I had that same problem for awhile, here was my fix:

On windows 10, keep letting it boot until it goes into automatic startup repair, and in the menu that should popup, hit Troubleshoot. There, go to Advanced settings, and next, Command Prompt.

Here enter these EXACT commands:

bcdedit /deletevalue {defualt} truncatememory
bcdedit /deletevalue {default} numproc

Now shutdown and reboot!

Back to normal!

If this worked for you, PLEASE consider checking me out on YouTube, subscribe! I'll be doing a video on this soon.

Thanks, Alex.

 

Thanks Alex for solving my problem *Biggrin