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Critical Process Died Blue Screen Error in Windows 11 Unable to Boot FIX [2023]

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Critical Process Died black Screen Error in Windows 11 Unable to Boot FIX [2023]

There are few Windows errors that sound more catastrophic than a “critical process” BSOD. As the name suggests, it’s usually a sign that a critical system process (software that runs to keep your system working) has failed in some way.

Another sign that a critical process died BSOD error has occurred is if you spot the error code 0x000000EF. This BSOD error occurs more often than most, but it can be difficult to determine the cause. Unfortunately, there are all sorts of reasons why this might have happened.

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Driver issues, corrupted system files, a bad system update—you name it, because they can all have an impact on your Windows system performance to cause a BSOD error like this. It may only take one corrupted file to cause a system process to fail.

That makes troubleshooting the issue quite difficult, but not impossible. In many cases, the most obvious causes of a “BSOD critical process died” error can be resolved using built-in troubleshooting tools included with Windows 11. Here are some steps you can take to try and resolve the issue using these tools.

This troubleshooting guide works on Windows 10, windows 11 windows 7, windows 8, OS and desktops, laptops, tables and computers manufactured by the following brands: , Dell, HP, Alienware, MSI, Toshiba, Acer, Lenovo, razer, huawei, dynabook among others.

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  1. Windows 10 worked perfectly, Windows 11 and Windows 11 Pro have been filled with flaws and this bluescreen problem. However, newer Windows 10 updates are also causing problems, I hear, too. At least MacOS is a consistently working OS.

  7. It didn't work. When I clicked "startup repair, it didn't send me to next step. It was written something like that: "Startup repairing haven't been successful. Click "extra parameters to use another variants of recovering or turn off your laptop"
    Journal file: C:WINDOWSsystem32LogfilesSrtSrtTrail.txt

    And I can choose turning off laptop or extra parameters.

  14. Extremely good. I have been trying a lot of prompts from others but yours works. With the last order CHKDSK C:/F/R the PC examines the files. After that will I restart? Thank you very much. I hope it will be fixed.

  26. maybe I have found the way to fix it

    1 follow the instructions in this video

    2 uninstall latest quality and feature updates from recovery options

    3 chkdsk and sfc

    4 dism restore health cammand Google it

    5 if you have hdd check for bad sectors .
    and if you have ssd (like me)
    then try to format C: or the drive where Windows is installed.

    6 fresh install dont reset

    7 UNINSTALL THIRD-PARTY ANTIVIRUS THEY JUST MESS UP WITH KERNEL AND DIG DEEP IN WINDOWS WORKING .
    inbuilt Windows defender is pretty decent . but only when you dont use crack software . be safe.

    8 very very important…
    only use manufacturers driver or system updaters.. and I recommend you to disable Windows updates… NOTHING CHANGES. only check for Windows defender updates…

    note after fresh install dont use Windows to updates your drivers.

    9. plz plz plz dont "tweak" your pc by registry editor or some dangerous cammands…..

    10 my advice .
    "how I fixed it"

    set page file to +1gb your RAM eg for 8gb set 9gb

    set memory dump to automatic

    be sure to create restore point after successful driver updates

    go to msconfig service tab and disable all services (hide Microsoft)

    that's my 6months summary.

    reply if it helps