BSOD persists after System Restore, error 0x000000F4


  1. Muckabout
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    Windows Home Premium x64 SP1
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    BSOD persists after System Restore, error 0x000000F4


    My laptop seems to have taken a shining to the colour blue today. I had some KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERRORs this morning, which popped up after some install/uninstall issues. Followed this up with a System Restore. Those BSODs were replaced by a video driver failure BSOD which was repaired by installing new drivers via Safe Mode (with Networking).

    Final float in this BSOD parade is a "Process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated" BSOD. Exact error code is 0x000000F4 (0x0000000000000003, 0xFFFFFA80089BFB30, 0xFFFFFA80089BFE10, 0xFFFFF80004184460). Startup repair isn't working, but Safe Mode continutes to work seamlessly.

    I'd love to provide a dump file for the BSOD, but even though I've properly configured Windows to create dumpfiles, I continually get "Physical memory dump failed with status 0XC0000010." Nonetheless, I'm submitting a SF_Diagnostic zipfile.

    Any help that can be offered is appreciated.
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  3. koolkat77
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    Do you haven an SSD? Have you updated to the latest firmware for it?
    Bug check F4 is usually related to storage/hard drive.

    Please post a screenshot using crystal disk info:

    Check this tutorial, it may be helpful:

    Run Disk Check on your hard disk for file system errors and bad sectors on it:

    Hard drive test both short and long with:

    Also the DOS version of:
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  4. Muckabout
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    I'm finding this reply first thing in the morning. Before heading to bed last night I ran the SeaTools Short DST and failed, so I left DiskCheck to run over night. Restarted this morning and booted into windows without issue, and sfc/scannow didn't find any problems.

    For the record, I'm including a CrystalDiskInfo scan I prepared this morning.
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  6. koolkat77
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    It's hard to understand stuff from the text file and you please upload the image for us. Reading your post my best guess is that your hard drive is about to fail, please back up all the stuff you have to.
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