Im all up in arms after this recent issue!
 
i installed nvidia's recent drivers,don't remember which at this point. My issue is that i can't even boot up my pc to the desktop as im getting bsod error of "system thread exception not handled".
 
I haven't done anything else hardware wise that would cause this issue other than my recent driver update.
After my crash i noted the log file(SrtTrail.txt) it directed me to, only to find it says "A recent driver installation or upgrade my be preventing the system from starting".My OS' SSD drive status is healthy and all partitions are in good health as well.I can't even get into safe mode. i've tried so many methods and none have worked. Only constant BSOD's. I'm on Win10 btw.
I have pix of all this but its quicker for me to explain here.
 
My perposed solution/question is , is there a manual way to uninstall my drivers that are causing this issues and reinstall them via the CMD (command prompth)? Or maybe just install another driver over this one?
Or maybe you guys have some better solutions? i'm up for advice at this point so thanks in advance!

I can't boot into safe mode.

eh, i can't boot into safe mode.
 
Even if i get to the advanced boot manager screen, if i select safe mode i brings me right back to the BSOD screen.

May i ask what this will achieve?, as i can get into bios but it won't boot into windows 10.

sNeAk0wNs
May i ask what this will achieve?, as i can get into bios but it won't boot into windows 10.

It will reset your boot process to a factory state.  You can get to the BIOS but not Windows after resetting the CMOS, or haven't you done it yet?

Well my mobo has a apu so im using integrated video atm. Just as a sort of debugger until i can sort my graphical issue. i have my 970 removed just as well to further me along this process. i've exhausted all the windows options except for reset , but my concern is that i have data and programs installed on this drive and i don't seek to have to install all of them again being they are all seperate. But i have to reset then i wish to safe guard at least my data. Is there a manual way to do this, if i have too?

Ok ill try that. = ) one mo!

Since you have an onboard video connection, boot into Windows on that and run this in safe mode  >>  http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
 
It should automatically reboot you to safe mode.  See if that will resolve your issue.  Read the instructions and follow the recommended method.

Windows will boot into the repair screen after 3 unsuccessful boot attempts. Since that is not happening, you may have a video card going south. You might want to try the above procedure without the external card and get the system operational, then try the GPU setup.

MegaManDave
Which O/s are you using?

Win10 I believe is ctrl or shift f8... but you may need to google that and then use DDU

windows 10 did away with the f8 option. to get into safe mode you can hold shift while clicking restart, you can do this from the login screen if it will come up. otherwise you can boot into the troubleshooter via a usb stick or windows will automatically go to it after a few failed attempts.  but it sounds like even windows was crashing with safe mode.