Windows 10: Windows 11 Critical Process Died on startup - Lenovo IdeaPad 3

I am having a nearly identical experience as this support thread:windows 11 how to fix error code : critical process died or enable - Microsoft CommunityIt started while trying to install drivers to resolve a Wireless Adapter issue. After removing the drivers via the Device Manager, and doing a Cold Boot, my laptop now boots up to the following error message:I created a Windows Boot USB drive, and started the troubleshooting process. Trying an Automatic Repair results in this error:Next I tried doing a System Restore, but I get this error message no matter which restore point I choose:Next I

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critical process died in windows 10

Hi,

To resolve your concern about the critical process died in Windows 10, we suggest that you do the system diagnostics. Here are the steps:

• Boot your computer and continuously press ESC key on your keyboard until you reach the
  Startup menu.
  
• From the Startup menu, press F2 (or whatever the designated key is) for
  System Diagnostics.
• Use arrow keys to navigate and choose Hard Drive Check.
• Choose Extensive Check.

Allow it to finish then boot your computer as normal.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Critical Process Died on windows 10 setup

Ive just opened event viewer as you suggested but I cant seem to find any error that says "critical process died"



I have attached a screenshot of the event viewer. I have scrolled to the bottom to where it first booted up.

Ive downloaded the software you sent the link for but I'm not sure how to use it as nothing shows up when I load it.

 

Windows 10 critical process died

I have tried every solution provided by Microsoft for the stopcode: critical process died. Windows 10 will not load. I have tried to use auto repair, advanced options, system restore, startup repair, command prompt and startup settings and none of them
seem to work. Any suggestions?