Windows 10: Corrupt HDD and bi initialize library failed with string

Yesterday i was enjoying my game and i suddenly get a BSOD with kernel in page error as stop code, i get it like 2 times and then I start to get bi initialize library failed with an error string, a lot of stuff tried like rebuilding the bcd and stuff, and then now the bios doesn't even detect my HDD, it says HDD "NOT DETECTED" in the BIOS I tried to use another HDD, and it workedBut i really need my main HDD, i can't boot into it, the pc won't detect it, it has really important data on it.I don't think I've physically damaged the drive but I've messed around a lot in the BIOS looking at fixes

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HDD Corrupt ?

Hi,

There are many possible reasons this issue is happening. We'd like to ask few questions below:

• What is the brand name of you Hard Disk Drive?
  
• How old is the HDD?
  

Since you already tried multiple troubleshooting steps, we suggest visiting the manufacturer's website. Find and download a hard drive diagnostic software to help resolve the issue.

Let us know how it goes.

 

corrupt hdd

I have an 8 year old ibm thinkpad r51 and it now has a corrupt internal hdd...... i dont no much about computers so please suggest what i should do?

 

bl initialize library failed 0xc0000bb

Let's try to use system restore instead. Follow the steps below:

• 
  Start your desktop, and after the manufacturers logo disappears and Windows 10 tries to boot, press and hold the power button for 5-10 seconds to perform a hard shut
  down.
  
  
  
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  Do the step #1 until you see the Windows logo screen or Please wait during boot. (You
  may need to perform this up to 3 times.)
  
• 
  After Windows 10 boots into the Windows 10 Recovery Environment (WinRE), you can now access Startup
  Recovery, Safe Mode, and Command Prompt.
  
• 
  Go to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > System Restore,
  and then check if you have a restore point.
  
• 
  In the list of available restore points, choose the date prior to the issue. Steps can be found in this article on
  how to perform a System Restore. Refer to Restore from a system restore point.
  

If the steps above fails, we suggest that you boot your computer in Safe Mode (while in the Recovery Environment) and see if it helps. Follow the steps below on how
to boot in Safe Mode:

• 
  Go to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings and click Restart.
  
• 
  Upon restart, click/press 4 to boot into Safe Mode.
  

If Safe Mode does not work, we may need to Reset your computer. Follow the steps below:

• 
  Go to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Reset this PC.
  
• 
  Choose to keep all your files and applications. This will re-install Windows 10 whilst keeping your data and applications.
  

Update us after you perform the steps.