Help: system_thread_exception_not_handled

SebastienA1

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I'm trying to install Windows 10 from original USB key on a late 2016 MacBook Pro. The wizard ends, then, when Windows try to start, I have a blue screen saying PC ran into a problem and need to restart. As detail, I have system_thread_exception_not_handled.

Any idea? Thanks!
 
I'm trying to install Windows 10 from original USB key on a late 2016 MacBook Pro. The wizard ends, then, when Windows try to start, I have a blue screen saying PC ran into a problem and need to restart. As detail, I have system_thread_exception_not_handled.

Any idea? Thanks!
Hi SebastienA1, please try below steps and let us know how it goes:
1. Eject or disconnect USB stick from your Mac computer.
2. Follow the steps as suggested in the article.
 
Since the virtual machine can not finish the installation, I don't have the action menu.
 

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Swati, it worked. Thanks. Don't exactly knows what I did different, but worked.
For a reason or another, I chose in initial configuration to shut down parallels at the same time VM shut down. But to configure more space on the disk, I need to reconfigure by closing the VM...and that makes Parallels to shut down at the same time, making this adjustment impossible. How can I...avoid Parallels shutting down when closing VM...when the configuration cannot be modified.

Thanks
 
I chose in initial configuration to shut down parallels at the same time VM shut down. But to configure more space on the disk, I need to reconfigure by closing the VM...and that makes Parallels to shut down at the same time, making this adjustment impossible. How can I...avoid Parallels shutting down when closing VM...when the configuration cannot be modified.
  1. Open virtual machine configuration.
  2. Switch to Options tab > select Startup and Shutdown -> select Custom.
  3. From On VM Shutdown drop down menu select Keep window open. The window stays open when you stop or shut down Windows.
 
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