Windows 10: Computer constantly crashing and saying no bootable drive but says drive health is good

I know this is a long story but my laptop with Windows 11 has been behaving weirdly for the past few days. It started when out of no where last Friday, it froze up and gave the blue screen. I think the stop code was unexpected store exception. I restarted it, thinking it was just a software issue and within a few minutes, it froze up and crashed again. The next time I started it, my laptop told me there was no bootable device. The following day, I was able to boot into Windows for a few minutes several times to back up some files but it once again crashed every time and eventually told me ther

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third sata drive not bootable ?

Exactly. On the where do you want to install Windows screen, it has the list of all 3 drives, but when I choose the new drive is when it says it cannot install because the drive is not a bootable drive. If I select one of the other drives with XP installed it doesn't give that message.

 

Ipod bootable drive?

I want to know if I can make my ipod a usb bootable drive.. will it mess up my ipod? I need to flash my video card back to normal.. Neros bootable cd gave me an error. I used a step by step guide, but thats another story.

 

Make second drive bootable

Thanks guys. The first drive is actually now in another computer. I was trying to cheat to make the drive that was the second drive bootable. I downloaded Partition Wizard Bootable CD and was able to make it the primary drive, but that still didn't work since it had installed BOOTMGR on the first drive. Secondly, I'm short one DVD drive ATM. I'll have a new DVD drive here on Friday and then I will try newtekie's suggestion, mostly out of curiosity. It has 32 bit on it now and I'm going to give 64 bit a try. Anyone have the RC1 64 bit ISO?