Windows 10: Bios qui se reset et remet de base usb cd/dvd et donc provoque un blue screen

Bonjour récemment j’ai reset en entier mon pc puis désactivé le tpm et le secure boot Mais quand mon pc c’est allumé j’ai eu le blue screen avec l’erreur INNACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE donc j’ai essayé le régler en allant dans le bios en remettant mon ssd comme premier boot étant donné qu’il était mis sur un truc qui s’appelle dvd dans le genre qui avait rien avoir avec mon espace de stockage donc la ou venait l’erreur mais quand j’ai changé la place du boot lors du démarrage en sauvegardant et en quittant j’ai eu le même problème donc je suis re aller dans le bios et j’ai constaté qu

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CD/DVD drive is not correctly displayed

All the resolutions listed under Method 1 apply to the cases when CD/DVD drive is not recognized by Windows or other programs. Fortunately, my drive is recognized by Windows and other programs. I tried all the step-by-step resolutions listed, but did not
work. For some reason, my CD/DVD drive icon is not the right icon for the drive, and is for compact flash. Any idea?

I also reset my BIOS settings back to factory reset, but it did not help.

 

Reset BIOS so that it first checks CD/DVD drives, & then boots normal

Thanks again.

1. I uplugged the backup drive.
2. Put a Macrium Reflect rescue disk in the first drive.
3. Rebooted & went into the BIOS
4. changed the priorities as you showed
5. Saved & exited the BIOS
6. Computer booted to the rescue disk & the Reflect screen loaded
7. After it finished loading, I took the disk out & rebooted
8. Got the message about pressing any key to boot from floppy, same as before

In order to boot to windows, I had to load the default configuration. The only difference from your screen is that my other DVD/Blue-Ray drive showed up as option 4.

 

New DVD/CD - Not Running

First check the bios ,see if it it is listed as a startup device.
if not then the mainboard is not recognizing it and you Should check the cables and connections.
Forget devices, open the Device Manager and see if it is there, check properties
un check "turn off this device to save power" (just for now)
also check for any errors.
second step if all appears good is to delete the dvd in the Device Manager with the drivers.
reboot and see if it shows.