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stuck in a blue screen loop with multi errors

Sul K Alangari 5 Reputation points
2025-08-29T02:22:31.2633333+00:00

So i was using my Rog Strix G16 when it randomly crashed with a black screen and bunch of error codes, I just ignored it at first but it kept repeating so I tried to reset pc and when ever it reach 30%+ in resetting it crashes the process and undo changes, it kept happening a few more time so i tried to boot from usb and create a new win11, now im in a blue screen loop where i cant get inside windows since all the disks got formatted.

Safe mode didnt work

Asus cloud recovery does the same as the bootable usb

reset pc wont work because technically i dont have windows fully installed

the errors i had(or i took a pic quickly before its gone):

1-Stop code: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_ AREA

2-Stop code: SYSTEM_SERVICE_ EXCEPTION

What failed: Ntfs.sys

3-Stop code: REFERENCE BY_POINTER

there are more blue screens stop codes but i didnt take pictures

Please if you know a possible way to complete installing windows and USING IT spell the juice down please

Windows for business | Windows Client for IT Pros | Performance | Windows desktop and shell experience
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  1. Ivy Bui (WICLOUD CORPORATION) 80 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2025-09-04T01:33:40.75+00:00

    Hello, this is Ivy. 

    You can try these steps: 

    1. Boot into Recovery Environment: Since regular boot and safe mode didn’t work, see if you can get into the Recovery Environment (WinRE) through your installation USB. Once there, use the "Repair your computer" option. 

    2. Run System File Checker: If you manage to get into the command prompt, you can run the System File Checker in offline mode. Use this command: 

    SFC /Scannow /OffBootDir=C:\ /OffWinDir=C:\Windows 

    This will check for and try to repair any corrupted system files. 

    3. Check Disk: In the command prompt, run: 

    chkdsk /f /r 

    This will check for disk errors and attempt to fix them. 

    4. Rebuild boot configuration data (BCD): You can try rebuilding your BCD which may help in fixing boot issues. In the command prompt, run: 

    bootrec /fixmbr  
bootrec /fixboot  
bootrec /scanos  
bootrec /rebuildbcd 

    5. Verify Hardware: If you’ve added any new hardware or peripherals recently, try removing them. Occasionally, hardware conflicts can cause these kinds of problems. 

    If you continue running into issues after trying these steps, it might help to collect more information. Here are some follow-up questions that could clarify the situation further: 

    Have you made any recent changes to hardware or software just before the issue started? 

    What options have you tried in the Windows Recovery Environment? 

    Are you getting any specific error messages during the recovery or installation process? 

    Can you describe the current status or any new error codes that appear after trying the above steps? 

    Hope this helps and let me know how it goes! 

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