Name: New Test Bench Keeps Boot Looping... Here's how we fixed it
Uploaded: 2020-03-25T20:55:38.000Z
Duration: 7 min 19 s
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Jason sense here, and I'm gonna show you.

Ah, quick and easy way to actually get your system running.

If you're dealing with a specific program that is causing you blue screen on Windows 10 start up as I'm about to demonstrate here now my particular system, this test bench has seen a lot of hardware revision changes.

It's stuff like this happens eventually to the OS because it's dealing with so much software stacked on top of and the registry is cluttered.

And that's exactly what we're dealing with right here.

We're dealing with an old am the rise and master install keeping me from being able to get into my now Intel based test bench Charming for a case from a new build were you looking for?

I want something designed for water cooling.

Fractal designed to find us all the way to check it out.

Plenty of open interior for water cooling radiators support.

I don't have enough room for my hard drives.

Look at all those hard drive cages and you could put your radiators and water cooling in here.

Now, I got a lot of hard drives, but I also have an e a t x motherboard.

Yeah, it worth fractal designed to find our six.

You could fit all your radiator's a crap ton of hard drives.

Problems like this is we're dealing with my boot loop happening here.

You would just head F eight boot into safe mode, going there uninstall whatever the culprit is and be up and running a couple of problems with that one.

Windows 10 no longer makes it easy for you to get in to safe mode.

If you can't access the desktop, it's pretty simple.

Usually you can go in there and just tell it to restart in safe mode or hold shift while clicking the restarted a bunch of different options.

But if you can't get into the damn operating system.

The monkeys over there running the Windows Division clearly have never dealt with a problem like this.

There is why you're seeing me not touch anything is on the third failed boot.

It's gonna automatically boot you into recovery options, and that's how you can get into safe mode.

If that wasn't working for you than typically, which you can do is when you see the little window circle going, you could just power cycle the PC, turn off the power supply, do that three times and then you'll end up into safe mode.

But what it's doing now, this says, Please wait.

That's how you know it's actually going into recovery options.

That's where we're gonna get ourselves into safe mode.

But you're not done there because I'm going to show you a new layer to this problem that makes it just a little bit more ridiculous, if you will.

Now, even here from the recovery menu, it's still kind of buried.

To get in the safe mode, you're gonna click, see advanced repair options.

You're gonna go to troubleshoot your they're going to go to advanced options.

You're then going to go to where there's no no study.

Then you're gonna click startup settings.

Then it's gonna give you the option to go into safe mode.

We chose what type of safe mode you want a boot into.

Safe Mobile Command Prompt safe mode with networking safe mode with no networking because basically each safe mode that you choose enables and disables various.

This system service is because sometimes the system service could be what's crashing, causing you a problem that's trying to load in safe mode.

We're gonna go ahead and just do enable safe mode networking, which is number five hit five and now we will boot into safe.

Oh, this isn't gonna boot things like video drivers.

And so I'm gonna usually boot or load things like sound drivers.

Nothing is frickin running, and it brings you right in the Microsoft supports.

We all know how useful that is, and what we're gonna do now is we're going to go into add remove programs.

Now we know the culprit is and the risen Master in my case, anyway, because I don't really show it.

I don't know, in editing, but it actually told me am the Risen master.

DLL is what was actually causing the failure.

It was saying it couldn't load Exception.

Whatever I remember the exact air was here.

Now, normally, you just go in here and then click on install.

And when you click on install, we get an air here.

The Windows and Stoller service could not be accessed.

This can occur if Windows installer is not correctly installed.

The irony on that the installer is installed correctly by Windows own installer than install it using the windows installer.

Okay, so if you go down here into the windows button, you click that and you start typing.

Service is you can actually go to the desktop app and see what service is air running and not running.

And if we go down here to W for Windows installer right there, you can see it's not running now.

If you right click that and say start it then proceeds to tell you that Windows could not start the windows installer service on local computer error.

18 0 for the service cannot be started in safe mode.

So now you're in safe mode where you can uninstall anything, which is kind of the reason why we wanted to get into safe mode.

So what do you do, J How the hell do you get past this?

Well, all you got to simply do, in our case anyway, was try and find where I am.

So we happen to know that the location is in our program files.

There's the folder right there with a MD raisin master and all that stuff.

It's all we had to do here was going here and rename it too.

At this point, you can restart your system, you'll get into the desktop and then you can rename it back to a M.

But if you read it back to a ND, then you can uninstall it should be able to uninstall also with the root folder named the Way It is, But that's all we had to do.

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