Whenever I boot up my SSD, I keep getting System_Service_Exception error.
Things to note
1.SSD is brand new and just installed yesterday
2.PC is about a year old everything works fine on my parents page no bsods etc.
3.I am on 1809 winver 17763(same as my parents page)
I just cant figure out what is the cause of this issue as it only seems to happen on my end anyone here who can help me?
Hello buddy,
Are you able to reach the system and then it randomly crashes or does the BSOD appears before ?
Are you able to go to the option boot menu and run in safe mode ?
If the SSD is brand new so the issue would be due to the drivers. Have you updated them ?
(Mar 8, 2020 06:26 AM)Bastille Wrote: Hello buddy,
Are you able to reach the system and then it randomly crashes or does the BSOD appears before ?
Are you able to go to the option boot menu and run in safe mode ?
If the SSD is brand new so the issue would be due to the drivers. Have you updated them ?
When I installed windows a few days ago, I didn't experience any bsods. Only the next time I turned it on, the error occurred but so far no bsods on startup ever since. I have not runned it in safe mode yet, I might do it if it happens again.
(Mar 10, 2020 02:49 AM)fidusobe Wrote: When I installed windows a few days ago, I didn't experience any bsods. Only the next time I turned it on, theerror occurred but so far no bsods on startup ever since. I have not runned it in safe mode yet, I might do it if it happens again.
Did you do all your system updates? Any chance you shut off the computer during an update?
Since it's that fresh, I'd just reinstall Windows. No point in going through all this work.
Next time you reinstall, initial boot let windows update for about an hour or so. Restart when they're done and check if there is any more updates. It's pretty important to Windows 10 that these are completed. Provides an optimal Windows experience.
(Mar 15, 2020 11:13 PM)requiredhq Wrote: Did you do all your system updates? Any chance you shut off the computer during an update?
Since it's that fresh, I'd just reinstall Windows. No point in going through all this work.
Next time you reinstall, initial boot let windows update for about an hour or so. Restart when they're done and check if there is any more updates. It's pretty important to Windows 10 that these are completed. Provides an optimal Windows experience.
Maybe I did but who knows:D
Maybe reinstall windows without ethernet plugged in.
Once you are in windows plug it back in and start on updating?
(Mar 16, 2020 03:11 AM)Smexy Wrote: Maybe reinstall windows without ethernet plugged in.
Once you are in windows plug it back in and start on updating?
I did that but maybe while I was downloading programs to get my desktop setup windows was probably updating in the background unknowningly to me
(Mar 16, 2020 03:13 AM)fidusobe Wrote: I did that but maybe while I was downloading programs to get my desktop setup windows was probably updating in the background unknowningly to me
Yes, if something is installing and you start installing shit aswel.
There is a smoll chance things go badly.
(Mar 16, 2020 03:14 AM)Smexy Wrote: Yes, if something is installing and you start installing Clay Davis aswel.
There is a smoll chance things go badly.
Aw well if shit goes south I probably just do a clean install again:P
(Mar 16, 2020 03:15 AM)fidusobe Wrote: Aw well if Clay Davis goes south I probably just do a clean install again:P
Yes and make a proper system restore without any cheats or something.
I see u are interested in cheating, don't install "free cheats" because they are made for other purposes then help u.
(Mar 16, 2020 03:16 AM)Smexy Wrote: Yes and make a proper system restore without any cheats or something.
I see u are interested in cheating, don't install "free cheats" because they are made for other purposes then help u.
Well I don't use free stuff its just that when I cheat on games like fortnite some tools kills certain functions e.g. system restore, resetting pc etc.
(Mar 16, 2020 03:24 AM)fidusobe Wrote: Well I don't use free stuff its just that when I cheat on games like fortnite some tools kills certain functions e.g. system restore, resetting pc etc.
Shouldn't be like that, no cheat can make ur pc less secure, or it's a badly made cheat.
(Mar 16, 2020 03:31 AM)Smexy Wrote: Shouldn't be like that, no cheat can make ur pc less secure, or it's a badly made cheat.
Not the cheat more like the spoofers/cleaners hard to find one which doesnt kill certain functions.
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