BSOD boot loop

[Knighthorse]

Hoping someone has a suggestion before I have to start spending to try and fix this. Had a storm come through last weekend and for some reason the power flickering caused my UPS to shutdown. When I started powering everything back up I'm got a BSOD boot loop and haven't found a way around it. Anytime I power on the machine I get the "System exception, thread no handled" error and then it reboots. I am able to get into the bios and everything looks ok there, CPU, RAM and boot drive are all being detected. I have tried using a windows recovery USB but trying to boot into that gives me the same error. I'm kinda running out of ideas unless I start replacing components.

 

 

System config:

OS - Win 11 (installed less then 2 weeks ago)

CPU - Ryzen 7 5800X

GPU - Sapphire 6800XT

RAM - 64gb

Mobo - Asus TUF X570-Plus-WiFi

Boot Drive - Samsung 980 1TB m.2

SSD - Smasung 860 EVO 2TB

PSU- - Corsair 1000w

 

[Knighthorse]

Update: removing each drive doesn't seem to help. I have gotten a classpnp.sys error and a refs.sys error at different times. Is it feasible that the weird power issue corrupted Windows that badly? I was able to get into recovery mode once, but that was from a USB and with my boot drive removed(so nothing to try and recover). I'm thinking I might need to buy a new drive and install on that...