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12-28-2020 11:29 AM
This is a follow up to the last post I did a few months ago. I was unable to follow up on any of the attempts to fix it as if it would had bricked my computer I would no longer have a computer for school. I was finally able to try some of the suggested solutions from this forum, from the Microsoft windows forums, and from the virtual agent from the HP support assistant. First I tried to do a system restore but as I had no restore to go back on I couldn't do it. Next I tried repairing windows through the windows recovery environment. I clicked troubleshoot> advanced options> start up repair. Now the laptop is constantly rebooting with kmod exception not handled. I am unable to do anything. Note I had to do this through a USB as before I was unable many different things and what not. Now I am unable to do anything.
Link to old post- https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-System-and-Recovery/Constant-BSOD-errors/m-p/783793...