Windows 10: How can one permanently fix Inaccessible Boot Disk error message?

So what is going on right now is I have 3 hard disks having different issues but I would be focusing on one. The first disk has Windows 10 installed on it but sadly it always unexpectedly shows BSOD containing some different error messages FAULTY HARDWARE..., MEMORY MANAGEMENT, and so on when I'm working or just doing simple operations on my PC, watching videos, typing, and so on. The truth is the error still appears when I'm actually not doing anything with my PC and then my PC restarts. The second disk has Windows 7 installed but it boots up and never leaves the Windows logo stuck. And

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"Inaccessible Boot Device" error

Hi Bill,

The Inaccessible Boot Device error is usually occurring if a device driver that the computer boot controller needs is corrupted. For us to provide an effective solution, we would need you to answer the following questions:

• Which build and edition of Windows 10 is currently installed on your computer?
• Can you boot the PC to the desktop?
• What update are you trying to uninstall?
• What error message are you getting when you are trying to uninstall the update?

Since you already performed the troubleshooting steps that you mentioned in your post, we suggest performing an in-place upgrade. This
article published by
PaulSey provides further information on how to perform an in-place upgrade with Windows 10. In-place upgrade can repair Windows system files and can give you an option to keep your program and personal files. Check if the same issue persists
after performing an in-place upgrade.

We are looking forward to your response.

 

Inaccessible boot device

Please run through each step in post #3.

There are many causes of inaccessible boot device.

All troubleshooting steps are trial and error.
If one fixes it then you are set.
If one does not work then you move to the next until all steps are performed.

If files are backed up then there is more flexibiility.

Reset save files equivalent using the iso would require reinstalling drivers and applications.

When booting to a windows 10 iso it opens Windows Recovery Environent (RE)
This does not provide access to windows.

If you want access to Windows you can try booting using Kyhi boot rescue:
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

If you cannot create Kyhi boot rescue you can use Ubuntu to backup files to another drive or to the cloud.

 

Inaccessible boot device

All of the steps in step #8 are diagnostic.

They will display the disk drive information.

The goal is to view the disk drives and their architecture, where Windows is booting from, etc.

Once the information is available there may be additional commands to see if the failure to boot can or cannot be fixed.

disk

volume

partition

etc.

det= detail

sel = select

lis = list

vol = volume

par = partition