BSOD Win 10 Pro Laptop

activeman

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Hi, Please I'd like to ask help,
I have MSI GL72 6QD MS-1796 laptop WIN 10 Pro latest updates.
I uninstalled old Camtasia studio and made some hidden folders accessible to get all of the Camtasia files out as I have done it before, but after that, some other programs did not work well anymore also Onedrive and other MS programs like OneNote. I had earlier restore points and also point from Camtasia Uninstall and I used it successfully, but it did not solve other problems, so I used next earlier restore point successfully, but still all the same, then computer freezes I tried to restart from the Power button and here it was PSOD.
At first, It gave error "critical_process_died"
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but I was able to open recovery after this and choose an account in blue recovery screen. Nothing worked: recovery points were there but could not use them, it said "You must enable System Protection on this drive"
I tried some "fixes" from Youtube and Google but I made things worse.
1. I tried to get restore points working with Rstrui.exe /offline:C:\windows=active in Command Prompt with ISO disk. It started to recover but failed. Then I tried again to use other restore point but now it says there are no restore points. There were 3 restore points. Would it somehow recover the restore points shadows?

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2. Then I have used some fix from Microsoft support forum thought that it will restore bootability. I started to get this error after PSOD restart "PC filed to start" 0Xc0000001 and I can not see password field anymore.
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3. I thought that the EFI partition is damaged and followed this instruction as many had help from this. I did all as described, it said "boot files are successfully created" but no luck "Windows 10 - Repair EFI Partition"
Now after this fix it seems it did opposite "Boot configuration data file doesn't contain valid information" file:\BCD 0xc00000098 and I can not open PC recovery tools anymore, but I still can boot into recovery from USB stick and ISO disc.
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4. Then I tried googling more, I think there is maybe some read and write problems,
I have tested a few commands after C:\windows\system33>
bootrec /fixmbr gives success
bootrec /fixboot gives access denied
bootrec /rebuildbcd gives Total identified Windows installations 0
attrib c:\boot\bcd -h -r -s says: path not found - C:\boot\bcd link
How we could remove the block from the files?
I have found that one partition was hidden, I thought maybe this is why nothing is changing and unhide it with diskpart.
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Now BIOS shows somehow two SSD disks(I have only one SSD), hoped to fix it changed the partition back hidden, but no help
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bootsect /nt60 C: sys and ALL did nothing link

5. Safe mode gives me this
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Please, could you suggest something that could help to save data and possibly get PC back to a normal state again, without reinstalling everything as I have a lot of stuff in it? It seems that the problem is in the Boot process. I have 2 drives in my PC one SSD(corrupt boot) and HDD(disabled boot). Both have windows installed(no dual boot) as I cloned HDD to SSD when PC was new and left HDD as it was for archive, just disabled HDD from booting. Now I changed boot order and booted from HDD all is working with OLD windows installation, I can see all files and open them from my SSD so SSD is working just not booting. As I can see SSD files while I'm booting from HDD, is it possible to just straight copy-paste whole boot folder or some files from HDD to have it working again?
Do you have any other suggestions, what to do?

Thanks and sorry for the long explanation.
 
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If you're able to access the files from the SSD, then I would suggest that you copy any personal files from there onto your HDD. It's difficult to say what you have done to the boot files on your SSD, and therefore I would unfortunately suggest that you perform a clean install.

However, you could attempt to do a startup repair before that - Problems loading Windows 10? Use the Startup Repair tool.
 

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