J'ai trouvé deux explications probables :
- "Any part of the disk subsystem can cause the PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED bug check, including bad disks, bad or incorrect cables, mixing different ATA-type devices on the same chain, or drives that are not available becuase of hardware regeneration."
- "I fixed my ongoing issues with BSODs and random crashing. I found out that it was bad RAM causing the problems. I tested my memory using memtest and found out that one of my 512mb cards was causing 3000 or so errors in the tests. I found out which memory stick was causing the errors by taking each of my two 512mb memory sticks out of my towercase and testing them individually. I found out it was the memory stick in the first slot that was causing the errors, so I left it out. I haven't had any crashes since."
Donc en gros, problème matériel... Dans le premier truc que j'ai trouvé, ça serait lié au disque dur, mais comme là tu bootes sur ta clé USB, ça pourrait être carrément ta carte mère qui n'arrive pu à traiter l'info... Dans le second cas, le gars avait la même erreur que toi, mais de façon aléatoire, et pour lui, c'était un problème de barrette de RAM.