[SOLVED] Corruption issues

[takalaka]

Hi, I hope this is the right place. Running Windows 10 Pro. AMD FX-8350, 16 GB DDR3, GeForce GTX 1060. This morning I started getting hit by BSODs (the only thing I changed was installing a printer that I'd used many times before). Eventually it started doing it within seconds of loading Windows, and now I can only get into Safe Mode. I tried running SFC and got the "unable to fix corrupt files" message. DISM always gives me source issues, and for some reason now the Media Creation Tool doesn't want to work either. Tried running SFCFix, it got through a few stages after failing the first, then crashed. Now it just crashes immediately when I get through the prompts.

I've attached the most recent CBS log. If someone could please take a look and help me out, I'd appreciate it.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

Hi!

Please export your CBS folder.

 

[takalaka]

Here's the whole folder. I managed to get dism and sfc working, actually, but even after that and a chkdsk I'm still getting reboots (now without a BSOD) less than a minute after I log in to Windows (I think it happens at the lock screen, too, but I've only let it go that long once). Safe mode runs fine.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

So both tools report no corruption now? What's the make, model and age of the PSU in the machine? Do you have a spare one to test with?

 

[takalaka]

Yes, both come back clean. My PSU is a Corsair TX650W that's a few years old, but no, I don't have another one to test with. Another interesting point is that SFCFix still crashes when it tries to access the CBS folder.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

The SFCFix crashing is a bug in the tool. Please disregard it. As there is no more corruption, I'll mark this thread as resolved. Please start a thread in the BSOD forum and follow the instructions there. I'd start by stress testing the system with OCCT and or Prime95.

Good luck!