Windows 10: Random BSOD - Unexpected Storage Exception

Please try it again, but this time make a photo of the command prompt and post the photo.

 

Attachment 48206 okay for some reasons the inputs actually went through this time, even though i did it like 3 times before and always failed. But it's like it cant see the drive or something, the drive shows up on my laptop when in the external casing.

 

Does the hard drive show up in the boot options?

 

yeah about 95% of the time, ever since it stopped booting, every once in a while it disappears but a restart usually brings it back.

 

How are the hard drive connected? RAID, SATA or?

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The drives use SATA, also how am I supposed to use that system spec program if the computer doesn't boot? on a side note, I just went a looked at my specs I entered when making the account and it has all kinds of slots for drives, coolers, monitors, etc. I didn't know there were slots for all that because during account creation those slots aren't there. When signing up you only have motherboard, ram, os, model, gpu, and maybe another one but there weren't any slots for drives or anything.

 

Sorry, forgot about that *Redface

It has been a few months since I registered and I can't remember the options, but there are many things that we need from your side for better help.

What is on the other hard drives? I hope not something that you need when booting for the following below.
I would like you to try disconnect every peripheral and hard drive you don't need and see if you can boot.

 

the other hard drive isn't necessary for boot, it's just a my storage drive. I had already removed the storage drive after the computer stopped booting and there's no change whether it's in there or not.

 

Besides of a clean install, I wouldn't know of another thing to try.

 

so a clean install is my only option? just to be sure, you dont think the drive is bad or anything? personally I dont think the drive is bad but I dont want to do a clean install to find out that the drive is bad and I have to buy a new one.

 

Diagnostics Test

HDD TEST


Run SeaTools to check the integrity of your HDD. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...s-how-use.html



Note Do not run SeaTools on an SSD as the results will be invalid.



Run chkdsk http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...isk-check.html

 

okay the drive is an SSD so the seatools wont work, I tried the chkdsk through the cmd prompt and only two of the options are applicable as the drive is fat32 not ntfs, so only functions f and r could be used. I'm inserting the image of what it said, it shows that there isn't any issues with the disk whatsoever but it doesn't boot so there's something wrong somewhere just don't know what or where. should I just do a reinstall of the os?

Attachment 49128

 

On boot, press the key that gives you the boot options.
What options are there?

When does your system stop booting?

 

in the boot options it shows my dvd drive, my ssd, and the usb that I put the recovery media onto. there's usually my hdd as well but I removed it for the time being. As for when it stops the bot up process, imediately after the bios screen the screen goes black with a blinking white bar, after a couple of blinks it shows a message saying "reboot and select proper boot device, or insert boot media in slected boot device and press a key"

 

Try to remove the PSU, make sure there is no power in the case and you're grounded, pull the cmos battery, and plug the PSU back in.