Microsoft has acknowledged a bug with the latest Windows 10\/11 20H2 version. Several users reported that their PC screen started turning blue when they ran the CHKDSK command to fix file system errors on Windows drive partitions.<\/p>
Generally, when you encounter a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error on your device, it is due to a faulty or corrupt hard drive. It is recommended to use the Command Prompt utility and run chkdsk \/f<\/em> command to fix errors on the hard drive (HDD or SSD) installed on your system. The CHKDSK command checks the file system and metadata of a drive volume for logical or physical errors.<\/p> However, as per the recent queries reported by Windows 10\/11 users, this latest version may damage the Windows drive partitions’ file system and cause a blue screen error on the first reboot after CHKDSK process completion.<\/p> Common Problems Windows Users are Encountering Due to This Windows 10\/11 Update<\/strong><\/p> Windows 10\/11 users have been encountering a blue screen error under different circumstances. Here are some examples:<\/p> I installed 20H2 version on my HP laptop. It was working fine, but after a while, I started getting an error 0xC1900101. I tried many resets, clean boots, disabling drivers, and changing system configuration but all got failed. Then I tried to run CHKDSK to fix this error thinking maybe it could help me, but then the worst thing happened. My screen turned blue during the CHKDSK scan and showed ‘PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA’ error code on the screen. How do I fix it?<\/em><\/p>\n-Windows User<\/cite><\/blockquote> I run the chkdsk \/f\/r command to fix my system’s hard drive errors. I have installed Windows 10\/11 version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.630) with 1 TB SSD formatted as NTFS. The moment I run CHKDSK, my system got stuck in a blue screen loop. How do I fix this issue? Any help would be appreciated!<\/em><\/p>\n-Windows User<\/cite><\/blockquote> More Information on Issues with Windows 10\/11 Update<\/strong><\/p> If you face blue screen error on your system, you may lose access to your system and the data stored on it. If your data is essential, we suggest you recover it with an efficient data recovery software, such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional<\/a>.<\/strong> This DIY data retrieval tool can extract all kinds of data from Windows PCs, laptops, and external storage devices, such as HDDs, SSDs, USB drives, and SD Cards. It supports recovery from formatted, corrupted, or encrypted devices. Moreover, the data is efficient at extracting and restoring data even from an unbootable or crashed Windows systems. See the video below to learn how to recover data from non-bootable PCs and laptops.<\/p>\n
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Recover Data before Fixing CHKDSK Blue Screen Windows 10\/11 Error<\/strong><\/h2>