I’m glad you managed to capture the important part of information in that photo: Stop code: REGISTRY_ERROR
This says that the Windows registry has become corrupted. The registry is hugely important to Windows - it’s effectively the main data store on what hardware you have, which drivers and services are needed, what things are installed, etc.
Because the registry is basically a file on disk, anything that causes file corruption could have caused this. It could be a random glitch, or a hard power off at the wrong time, or a sign of a failing drive. It’s not really possible to identify the root cause based on the information available here.
One thing you can try is to turn on your V then keep hitting the F8 button as it starts. This will hopefully bring up a Windows boot options menu, at which point you should select Last Known Good Configuration. This will attempt to boot using a backup of the registry, which will be slightly older but should be in a working state.
If that doesn’t help, the next option is to boot off a Windows installation disk or thumb drive and to attempt a system repair from that. If you don’t have one on hand, it’s possible to download a Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft and burn that to a thumb drive.
I ll try your process next week end as I ve also been recommanded to drain first the battery waiting for a 48h period after have pressed the boot up button 15 seconds.