BSOD Stop:0x124 can not access windows at all


  1. Onemancan
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    BSOD Stop:0x124 can not access windows at all


    Hello all,

    It all started when I came from school a few days ago and turned on my computer. once I did windows notified me that it needed to be restarted to install important updates. I resarted and was met with BIOS message saying that there was some error in the Compatibility support module. I changed the setting to fix it and once I restarted the bios error was no longer there but instead I was met with a BSOD 0x124. Unfortunately now every single time I restart it gives me this error. I can not access windows which is the reason I have not attached Andy dump files.

    Sorry for the long post.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
    Last edited by Onemancan; 28 Mar 2015 at 15:39. Reason: Adding dump files
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  3. SGT Oddball
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    Try to boot the system in safe mode and gather the files from there.

    Safe Mode

    If you can not boot into safe mode then you other alternative is trying a system restore from boot.

    option two here - System Restore
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  4. Onemancan
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    Unfortunately I can't access safe mode I will attempt to restore from boot later today.

    Thanks
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  6. Onemancan
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    Okay i have restored from boot and I am now able to enter safe mode and was able to gather the dump files.
    I have attached them to the original post.

    Thanks for the help!
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  7. Onemancan
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    BSOD stop 0x124 on every restart


    Hello,

    it all started when I came from school a few days ago and turned on my computer. Once I did windows notified me that it needed to be restarted to install important updates. I resarted and was met with BIOS message saying that there was some error in the Compatibility support module. I changed the setting to fix it and once I restarted the bios error was no longer there but instead I was met with a BSOD 0x124. Unfortunately now every single time I restart it gives me this error.

    I was able to get the dump files while in safe mode and I have attached them below.

    Sorry for the long post.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank.
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