Transfer data files from SSD to laptop

[YoussefKaram]

I have the blue screen of death on my PC and I tried everything even restoring without deleting data and still nothing. How can I transfer data files from my SSD to my laptop so I can do a clean install of Windows?

 

[PC Tailor]

Are you able to boot into Safe Mode? Is your BSOD coming from hardware or software?

Just put a small memory bootable operating system onto a bootable USB then plug into your PC and access the drive from there.

If it's full hardware malfunction in your PC, then you can jsut remove the hard drive, plug into into another rig, or use a CADDY to plug it into your laptop.

 

[ItsKyloSolo]

You will need a separate SATA cable and boot off the original laptop drive. When booted, find the drive and copy the files onto the laptop drive (if there is enough space.) Hope this helps!

 

[YoussefKaram]

Are you able to boot into Safe Mode? Is your BSOD coming from hardware or software?

Just put a small memory bootable operating system onto a bootable USB then plug into your PC and access the drive from there.

If it's full hardware malfunction in your PC, then you can jsut remove the hard drive, plug into into another rig, or use a CADDY to plug it into your laptop.

it's giving me the "system thread not handled exception" and I can't access the pc in any way not even safe mode, can't restore or go back to an old image of the pc. Nothing.

 

[PC Tailor]

Are you able to boot into Safe Mode? Is your BSOD coming from hardware or software?

Just put a small memory bootable operating system onto a bootable USB then plug into your PC and access the drive from there.

If it's full hardware malfunction in your PC, then you can jsut remove the hard drive, plug into into another rig, or use a CADDY to plug it into your laptop.

it's giving me the "system thread not handled exception" and I can't access the pc in any way not even safe mode, can't restore or go back to an old image of the pc. Nothing.

It's more commonly incompatible graphic card drivers errors. But due to the nature of your question, I'll assume you've tried a lot of things and just want to restore.

Either way, try a bootable OS on a USB first. Then copy the files over to another USB / Hard drive.

 

[YoussefKaram]

Are you able to boot into Safe Mode? Is your BSOD coming from hardware or software?

Just put a small memory bootable operating system onto a bootable USB then plug into your PC and access the drive from there.

If it's full hardware malfunction in your PC, then you can jsut remove the hard drive, plug into into another rig, or use a CADDY to plug it into your laptop.

it's giving me the "system thread not handled exception" and I can't access the pc in any way not even safe mode, can't restore or go back to an old image of the pc. Nothing.

It's more commonly incompatible graphic card drivers errors. But due to the nature of your question, I'll assume you've tried a lot of things and just want to restore.

Either way, try a bootable OS on a USB first. Then copy the files over to another USB / Hard drive.

Well can i fix it without having to restore? If so, how to do it? Thanks for your help!

 

[PC Tailor]

What OS are you on?

Windows 10: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_install/win-10-reboot-loop-of-death-system-thread/dd62b9d9-e593-4a1b-a9cf-3f71e1793a1a?auth=1

Windows 8:http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-1653141/fix-system-thread-exception-handled-error-windows.html

Effectively you just need to get to a basic bootable state where you can disable the driver in question.