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Hello,
My Azure Win10 VM is showing an error during startup. Blue screen is giving 3 options to repair (attached screenshot) but I have no idea how to choose one. I cannot remote access it and I am not tech friendly to know much about powershell and commands. Kindly advise what to do? How to give command for "Esc" key remotely, for example?
Thanks.
Hi,
Seems to me like a corrupt driver or application caused this blue screen.
Please check some steps for this issue:
troubleshoot-common-blue-screen-error
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Thanks for prompt response. I saw that link, actually its suggesting to attach the disk to another VM which is lengthy. I am curious to know if I can choose one of 3 options. Like Esp key to enter recovery?
Thanks
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Hello, @TechGuy_MS1 !
I'm sorry to hear that you ran into this. You can use the Esc key in your RDP session (I just confirmed this on my Windows 10 VM) but for a critical system driver error I would try one of the two approaches recommended by @JimmySalian-2011 :
you can try repair option first if you are not comfortable with the disk etc
repair-windows-vm-using-azure-virtual-machine-repair-commands
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If you have an image, maybe enrolling a new VM is the fastest option. Otherwise i would advise to restore a backup.