Windows 10: possible wrong bios boot sequence

yesterday i was trying to plug an ethernet cable to my pc. an error came up, and i tried to fix it by deleting some boot options from my boot sequence.however, this ended up completely getting me stuck in a bsod bootloop. error code is "INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE".i suspect that i accidentally deleted my actual SSD from the boot sequence. please, someone help me add my SSD back onto the boot sequence.

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Booting Sequence

Hi,

The boot order applies to any Windows operating system. It's a BIOS setting that can change the boot order of your device. What is the make and model of your device?

We suggest that you contact the manufacturer of your device for the boot sequence since some manufacturer provides certain customization on the operating system.

If you have other questions, feel free to reach out to us.

 

Modify boot sequence

You don't need to modify the boot sequence to boot your computer from a USB drive. That doesn't work with a BIOS anyway. Instead, find out from your computer manufacturer what function key to press to interrupt the boot sequence and select your USB drive.
For me, that's F12. (It could be different for you.)

When my computer starts to boot, I press my special function key, and that eventually leads me to a list of drives from which I can choose my USB drive.

 

Pc boots to Bios only

Hi Michele,

Since your computer can only boot to BIOS, we suggest contacting your device manufacturer to check the boot sequence. If your under UEFI BIOS your boot sequence should be on hard drive or boot manager to make sure that the computer is booting up on the
correct settings.

Get back to us if you need further assistance.