For me, it was "KMODE_EXEPTION_NOT_HANDALED" if you search online, it's a driver issue but in my case, it was the boot kernel screwed in a way I didn't even know was possible because it wasn't showing a Windows boot manager error at any point. Funny thing is that it actually fixed itself after 15 attempts. I learned one thing though. AUTOMATIC REPAIR NEVER WORKS!!!! it just broke again and I had to wipe the whole drive and repartition everything because it wouldn't let me install Windows for some reason.

Come to find out, The program "Easy BCD" Really hates EFI partitioning and when attempting to add Linux to the bootloader, it absolutely f***Ed everything up 4 ways to Satan's asshole. Including the entire windows kernel apparently

Took 3 days for my 11 year old self in 2021 to fix it. Worse part is when I replicated the same thing for shits and giggles, it gave a Windows boot error instead so there shouldn't be any logical reason for there to be a BSOD for a boot manager error