Downloaded the free Windows 10 upgrade on computer running Windows 7. Am now stuck in the above error loop. I have read the answer that requires a reboot disc and of course do not have one. I've tried reset with no success, and various troubleshooting options with likewise. Don't know much about computers, can anyone tell me how to get back to windows 7? The system restore and go back to previous build options don't work either.
error system thread exception not handled
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Hello and welcome to the forum.
A system thread exception not handled is actually a Blue Screen (aka BSOD formerly).
At a minimum you are going to need that installation media.
AND you are likely going to need another computer from which to acquire it.
Either of these to sources
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench
Will allow you to acquire an ISO from which you can create the media.
A system thread exception not handled is actually a Blue Screen (aka BSOD formerly).
At a minimum you are going to need that installation media.
AND you are likely going to need another computer from which to acquire it.
Either of these to sources
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench
Will allow you to acquire an ISO from which you can create the media.
I upgraded to Windows 10 a few days ago and everything seemed fine. Now I can't get into the computer at all, stuck in blue screen with System Thread Exception Not Handled message. I use this PC for my home business and basically lost a day of work. Nothing suggested on these threads has worked for me. I just want to go back to Windows 7, but how can I when I can't even get to my desktop? This is a nightmare. I need help!!!
Moderator, I don't get it; forgive my density. I have blue screen and nothing else. Going into set-up is a mystery; can't do anything there.
I have the same problem 'thread exception not handled' and can never get through to strat the laptop.
Tried with Boot USB - and took it out when the boot was in process - than it lets me use the F8 and get to the advance option - and for Safe Mode. but with no help there. - i've got Again the same BDSOD and the restart loop.
if it was a pc - I will have disconnect the hard drive - and start all over again. but I have not tried (yet) on a laptop.
I think the problem is the Navida driver. But I cannot get into the command prompt to fix that.
Tried with Boot USB - and took it out when the boot was in process - than it lets me use the F8 and get to the advance option - and for Safe Mode. but with no help there. - i've got Again the same BDSOD and the restart loop.
if it was a pc - I will have disconnect the hard drive - and start all over again. but I have not tried (yet) on a laptop.
I think the problem is the Navida driver. But I cannot get into the command prompt to fix that.
With the help of ,https://neosmart.net/wiki/ it is free and work for me. Auto repair for a bootable cd. And wooptii it work. i am happy. I hope it will work now.
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I've got the same error from upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and it just keeps blue screening and crashing and starting up again
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Do I download your 2 sources off another comp and then what ? Am lost
Wish I'd never heard of Windows 10
Such a pain
Wish I'd never heard of Windows 10
Such a pain
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I have just tried downloading the tech bench one and it automatically changed to gb and then said it couldn't find tech bench
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Yes.... you would need a working computer to download the ISO.
What changed to "gb" and what is "gb" I'm not familiar with that term or expression.
I truly recommend EASY RE
http://www.intowindows.com/download-easyre-windows-10-recovery-iso-for-free/
you have all the info you need to make a USB bootable or CD (i used CD) it saved me.
I recommend you try it before the long process with windows 10, that will bring you to the same point again.
Hi, many people get this error. Its been noticed a lot mostly by the win 8 and 10 users. Just follow the simple step below and system thread exception not handled will be taken care of. You can thank me later for this: Click on Troubleshoot => Advanced options => Command Prompt. A black command prompt window will appear. Type in the following command and press Enter. BCDEDIT /SET {DEFAULT} BOOTMENUPOLICY LEGACY. Now type Exit and press Enter. Click Continue.
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