Question Auto repair loop

[optorian]

Alright so i woke up today and turned on my pc, and i tried to boot to windows. It didnt work and it just gave me a bsod and the automatic repair prompt which didnt work. What does work is when i do a system restore, but it doesnt work for long. Once i boot up windows im good for like 5-10 minutes until it crashes again, and the version im booting to was 2 days ago and i had no problems then. The bsod says something about corsairvbusdriver.sys failure, but when i reset and try to delete corsairs program it crashes before i can. Ive been at this since 8am all help is appreciated Thank you

 

[white.a.drew]

Alright so i woke up today and turned on my pc, and i tried to boot to windows. It didnt work and it just gave me a bsod and the automatic repair prompt which didnt work. What does work is when i do a system restore, but it doesnt work for long. Once i boot up windows im good for like 5-10 minutes until it crashes again, and the version im booting to was 2 days ago and i had no problems then. The bsod says something about corsairvbusdriver.sys failure, but when i reset and try to delete corsairs program it crashes before i can. Ive been at this since 8am all help is appreciated Thank you

You one should check for bios update and two remove all corsair drivers and reinstall them or use device manger to repair and corsair utility's

 

[optorian]

You one should check for bios update and two remove all corsair drivers and reinstall them or use device manger to repair and corsair utility's

How do i do that? Keep in mind i really cant get to my os, and if i can its only for 5-10 minutes.

 

[white.a.drew]

How do i do that? Keep in mind i really cant get to my os, and if i can its only for 5-10 minutes.

Fair enough, can you try booting the drive in the an other device

 

[optorian]

Fair enough, can you try booting the drive in the an other device

Ive only got one desktop. Any way i can do it from cmd?