Windows 10: Windows Won't Boot After BSoD

Hey guys.

My friend is having some problems with her PC.

Basically the problem is that Windows is corrupted (I guess), and we are trying to get it to boot.

First things first:

The problem started yesterday, when out of nowhere the PC crashed into a BSoD, and then it stopped booting into Windows. It turns on, go to the "Diagonistic" page, and then BSoD saying "BAD SYSTEM CONFIG INFO".

The first crash was due to a MOBO issue. It stopped recognize the SSD. Today we clear the CMOS from BIOS and the SSD did show up again, but the BSoD continues.

We tried some commands from bcd and bootrec but nothing.

Here some issues:

- bootrec /rebuildbcd: It says "the requested system device cannot be found".

- bootrec /fixboot: Access Denied.

- Tried to install another partition in the same disk: A random error appears with an error code that has nothing about it on Google. The errors: 0xf3447e40 and 0xf3447dc0



Here's the print of diskpart "list disk" and "list vol".

The volume E is the Windows volume, with her files.

https://preview.redd.it/cjnpb2ljfei...bp&s=7c1e8291051e733d99b5d63f79045ac30a1e7dcd

Can someone help us? If nothing works, I will try to copy some important files with the cmd into a flash drive or something, and then clean the SSD. The problem is that she has 700GB in files that she really doesn't want to lose.

Thank you.

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