Cant boot to windows 10 after blue screen

[Freeze Aim]

I played a game and then this blue screen comes because of ”Memory_managment”. Windows tries to repair my computer and can’t. What to do?

Edit: If I try to boot, this happens: https://ibb.co/ei8ObL

 

[jay.wooster]

Can you get to BIOS before the Blue Screen ? Try updating your BIOS if you can, if your not sure how let me know your Motherboard Manufacturer (I,.e. ASUS, Gigabyte e.t.c) ?

 

[jay.wooster]

Just noticed image says inaccessible boot device which means it cant read your boot drive. Do you have more than one Hard Drive in your PC ?

 

[Freeze Aim]

Yes, I have 2 hard drives, one being SSD

 

[jay.wooster]

Does BIOS detect both drives ?

 

[Freeze Aim]

Yes, it does. Obviously it is something with software, right?

 

[Astralv]

See if you can go to BIOS and Boot Overwrite, and just click on your boot drive and see if it boots. Some time computers attempt to boot from another drive. I actually have same problem happened today, my just continues auto-repair... Good luck.

 

[Freeze Aim]

In boot menu?

 

[jay.wooster]

In the BOOT section of the BIOS it should give you and option to click on the drive you use to boot under "BOOT OVERIDE", just click on the drive your windows is installed on

 

[Freeze Aim]

I dont seem to find it, Im using gigabyte ga-z77m-d3h

 

[jay.wooster]

I'm not familiar with Gigabyte BIOS mate. Can you see your Boot priority order and is it correct ?

 

[Freeze Aim]

It is correct. Any other suggestions?

 

[jay.wooster]

They should show up with your Windows installed drive at the top like this image...

http://imgur.com/PxKKmP8

 

[jay.wooster]

Did you try updating BIOS ? I presume that is what F8 is in your BIOS ?

 

[Freeze Aim]

No, it is f13. Next to latest if Im not wrong.

 

[jay.wooster]

If you have updated check CSM to ensure it is enabled and Boot Controller is set to UEFI and Legacy OPROM and all others are set to Legacy First including Boot Storage

 

[jay.wooster]

Can you update then

 

[Freeze Aim]

Even PCI devices? If not, everything is as uou said.

 

[jay.wooster]

Did you update the BIOS to the latest version ? Are you hearing any noise from the Hard Drive (clicking?) ?

I would try switching the boot priority on your two Hard Drives first.

 

[Freeze Aim]

The issue cannot be with the BIOS, that’s impossible...

 

[Freeze Aim]

I’m not hearing any clicking. Do you mean that I should boot from my HDD??

 

[jay.wooster]

Do you have access to another PC ? Can you install MEMTEST86 onto a USB and put it as your Boot priority to run a test on your RAM give you indicated the first issue was a Memory Error.

 

[jay.wooster]

Just change the Boot Priority order, what it will do is look for a boot file on the first HDD and if not present then move on to the second drive which is the one with the boot files

 

[Freeze Aim]

Sure, ill do that then..

 

[Freeze Aim]

After changing boot order, grub came to the ”rescue”...