Hey everyone, I just did a clean install of Windows 11 on my PC, and I'm running into some serious issues. Whenever I try to run Windows updates, my computer crashes and I get a blue screen of death (BSOD). It also shows an error code (0x800705b9) related to a cumulative update, and I'm not sure how to fix it.
Additionally, when I run the 'sfc /scannow' command, it says it found corrupted files but can't repair them. I'm also experiencing frequent kernal-related BSOD issues that I think might be connected to network drivers. I'm really at my wits' end here—any advice on how to get my Windows functioning normally? I'm currently using Windows 11 version 25h2.
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To get accurate information on your BSOD issues, it’s crucial to gather those dump files. If you can access Windows normally or even via Safe Mode, you should check the C:WindowsMinidump directory. Look for any dump files there, zip them up, and upload to a file-sharing site like catbox.moe or mediafire.com. It's best to have multiple dump files for better analysis, so try following a guide to create small memory dumps if necessary.
I hear you—Windows reset can be quite the chore! Just a heads-up, I reset my system too and my CPU's idle temperature spiked high—now it's stuck at around 85 degrees. Some folks say it returns to normal after a while, but mine hasn’t changed even after two weeks. I hope your issues get sorted out soon!
If DISM is hanging around 62%, it usually indicates a problem. The quickest route might be to reset your PC completely; go to Start > Reset this PC > Remove everything. It might seem like a hassle but starting fresh without all the potential bloat could save you more headaches.
Double-check that you really did a clean install. Did you wipe all the partitions on your drive? If you skipped that step, you might have ended up doing a repair installation instead. If that's the case, go for a full drive wipe and a fresh install to avoid any leftover issues.
You should try running the DISM tool followed by 'sfc /scannow'. If that doesn’t work, I recommend reinstalling Windows using a fresh ISO. Make sure you download the latest drivers directly from your motherboard's website.
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