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December 3rd, 2023 17:58

BSOD Your PC/ Device needs to be repaired

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I got the BSOD Your PC/ Device needs to be repaired .

So, I made a Bootable USB drive and made a custom Windows 10 install as I wanted to recover my files and data. 

But once the installation was completed and I removed the USB drive and while it was restarting I again got the BSOD your device ran into a problem and needs to restart.

And after restarting again i got the BSOD Your PC/ Device needs to be repaired .

And the error message below keeps changing.

What should I do ? I don't have a backup of my files and data. 

Also my Mobo was recently repaired, could the problem be due to that ?

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  • JOcean

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    Posted December 3rd, 2023 18:13

    Run diagnostics, F12 immediately at boot, and watch for any errors. Also with the BSOD are you seeing any error codes? Also what is the exact model number of your system?

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    I am not a Dell employee...I am forum volunteer

    Serious work on an E5430 and constantly building and working on an i5-6500 Desktop

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    Posted December 3rd, 2023 18:17

    @JOcean​ I got 2 to 3 different error messages on the BSOD. I'll try the F12 diagnosis a little later.

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    Posted December 4th, 2023 05:30

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    I got these errors at the F12 Diagnostic. What is the problem with my laptop? Is it something related to RAM ?

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    Posted December 16th, 2023 14:51

    @ICEMAN_2015​ Information was removed from your post. What were the error codes?

    I am not a Dell employee...I am forum volunteer

    Serious work on an E5430 and constantly building and working on an i5-6500 Desktop