Pc help! :(

by toxicccc • 7 Apr 2015, 22:25 • Journals
Please help.

I have windows 8.1 64bit.
I got home and found my pc BSoD with the error saying CRITICAL PROCESS DIED
I did a lot of googling and generally all solutions involve going into safe mode or doing a windows restore.
I am not able to go into safe mode as I get the same error. I cant do a system restore.

How can I fix this?

Please help :(
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KittET 8 Apr 2015, 00:54
so you can't even launch windows to look at the minidump?
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USA_JOKER 8 Apr 2015, 01:29
download windows 7 or 8 off thepiratebay get a usb use rufus to make a bootable usb and reinstall windows? if you dont want to lose everything make a partition and then install windows on the new partition
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jam 8 Apr 2015, 04:35
Toxic just spam oxy :DD
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OfficerCohen 8 Apr 2015, 06:15
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CPGYNV4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
use this to move your files into a different pc. and format the shit out of current pc
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Kimi 8 Apr 2015, 08:27
or live ubuntu bootable usb
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OfficerCohen 8 Apr 2015, 11:39
is he able to pass bios? :{D
i rly suggest my method because:
1) everyone should have this cable just in case
2) its like plugging a big dok, rly easy!
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Kimi 8 Apr 2015, 12:41
yea with cable its easy and cheap, but you have to buy it somewhere
I got this "thinking", to not buy things probably because I lived in village before uni and getting these things took more time :D
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Kimi 8 Apr 2015, 12:47
in bios you set what device you boot from, you don't have problemm unless its not compatitible but dunno how often this happens, i am not into this stuff
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Frop 8 Apr 2015, 11:08
Hook up your HDD to another computer -> copy critical files -> put it back in your old one -> format.
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toxicccc 8 Apr 2015, 14:53
Thanks for the help...
I was hoping that I wouldn't need to format but there doesnt seem to be another option.
I'll download windows from my laptop when I get home, I'll create a bootable USB drive and format the partition of windows only.

Thanks...
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