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UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION and then infinite loading

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Happi

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Hi, i need help with a problem that just happened today
I was normally using my computer watching youtube until i got a bluescreen with the phrase UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION at first i wasnt really worried since i had a bluescreen about that before and no problems after it but after this one when my PC restarted i was stuck at the screen where the profiles usually load up, i waited for an hour to see if it was just loading but it was never loading anything, after a restart it eventually logged into my profile but when it did i was just met with a blank desktop w the taskbar empty i waited another hour in case it would load but it didnt. i really dont know what to do nor what to check.

EDIT: I just noticed the time is 2 Hours ahead
The toolbar works now but is still empty also when i try to create a file on the desktop it gives me an error 0x8000FFFF
EDIT 2: Went into the startup settings (shift and restart) and such it gave me a error 80070013
 
here are the errors w the bluescreen
 

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Hi,

This sounds like a corrupt user profile and Windows logged you into a temporary profile. Try restarting your computer again and see if your profile loads.

If that does not work see if you can open Command Prompt. Click Start< type Command Prompt right click on Command Prompt and click on Run as administrator. After Command Prompt opens type chkdsk C: /r and type Y to confirm the disk check. Then reboot your computer to allow Check Disk to run and see if that solves your profile issue.
 
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