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‎06-12-2026 03:27 PM

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Blue screen - will not boot. Automatic repair fails. Message states:

 

"Your device ran into a problem and couldn't be repaired

Click or press enter to see other options

Couldn't connect to the network

Log file : D:\Windows\System32\logfiles\SRT\srttrail.txt"

 

Went through Microsoft Bitlocker to get OS access enough to run DOS and view srttrail.txt - it states

"Boot critical file D:\Windows\System32\DRIVERS\mfeelam.sys is corrupt"

 

I do not know why the error messages point to the 😧 drive as location for Windows files - it is installed on the C: drive. The 😧 drive does not hold the operating system, it contains user generated data files, etc..

 

Computer is a ZBook PolyStudio,  a little over 1yr old.

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