David_Gregor
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- Feb 20, 2025
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Hello, this is my first time posting on Sysnative. I found this forum through a desperate search for a solution to my problem.
A few months ago, I bought and built my first custom PC, and since then, it hasn’t stopped giving me trouble. I have a licensed version of Windows 11, and from the very beginning—though not regularly—I’ve been getting BSODs with CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. After running a memory diagnostic, no issues were reported, although I did notice several "Kernel Power" events in the Event Viewer. I checked all connections, but I didn’t see anything wrong.
Later on, my PC started failing at startup, notifying me of an issue with Sihost.exe. Additionally, I encountered I/O error 0xc000000e when launching a game and again when joining a video call. I tried multiple solutions found online using Command Prompt as an administrator, but none of them worked. After repeated failed login attempts, my profile was locked, so I restored my system from a backup.
Some time later, the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED error returned. I tried other methods again, but nothing worked until my PC got stuck in the boot sequence with a BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO error. This time, I reinstalled Windows from the cloud while keeping my files. It seemed to work fine at first, but the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED errors continued. Additionally, I am unable to install KB5051987 (version 24H2, x64) through Windows Update due to error 0x800f0831. Then, BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO appeared again, forcing me to restore from a backup once more.
Other errors have also shown up, such as 0x800703F1, indicating a corrupted record database, along with issues related to Sihost.exe and winlogon.exe, which cause the system to reboot. In the end, I was once again forced to restore my system.
I have tried to be as detailed and precise as possible in case it helps. If anyone knows how to solve this, I would be extremely grateful, as I have been unable to fix it myself.
Thank you very much!
A few months ago, I bought and built my first custom PC, and since then, it hasn’t stopped giving me trouble. I have a licensed version of Windows 11, and from the very beginning—though not regularly—I’ve been getting BSODs with CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. After running a memory diagnostic, no issues were reported, although I did notice several "Kernel Power" events in the Event Viewer. I checked all connections, but I didn’t see anything wrong.
Later on, my PC started failing at startup, notifying me of an issue with Sihost.exe. Additionally, I encountered I/O error 0xc000000e when launching a game and again when joining a video call. I tried multiple solutions found online using Command Prompt as an administrator, but none of them worked. After repeated failed login attempts, my profile was locked, so I restored my system from a backup.
Some time later, the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED error returned. I tried other methods again, but nothing worked until my PC got stuck in the boot sequence with a BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO error. This time, I reinstalled Windows from the cloud while keeping my files. It seemed to work fine at first, but the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED errors continued. Additionally, I am unable to install KB5051987 (version 24H2, x64) through Windows Update due to error 0x800f0831. Then, BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO appeared again, forcing me to restore from a backup once more.
Other errors have also shown up, such as 0x800703F1, indicating a corrupted record database, along with issues related to Sihost.exe and winlogon.exe, which cause the system to reboot. In the end, I was once again forced to restore my system.
I have tried to be as detailed and precise as possible in case it helps. If anyone knows how to solve this, I would be extremely grateful, as I have been unable to fix it myself.
Thank you very much!
