Windows 10: Random BSOD - Unexpected Storage Exception

okay I did all that and the cmos battery is now out but the computer doesn't even power on now that it's out.

 

With pulling I meant, pull it and put it back.
Without the cmos battery you indeed can't boot, because it is needed for the BIOS settings and a few other things.

 

Alright so I put the cmos battery back in and configured the time settings on it, but it still gives me that same message after the bios screen: "reboot and select proper boot device, or insert boot media in slected boot device and press a key"

 

Are the drives properly connected?

 

it was yesterday, but upon inspection the drive no longer shows up in boot, i made sure everything was connected right so I don't know why it wouldst be there.

 

Please boot from recovery media, go to the advanced troubleshooting options and open command prompt
In command prompt enter the following commands
Code: Diskpart List disk Select disk {x} List partition[/quote] {x} is the number of the disk where the OS is installed on, normally it is 0, zero, so in that case enter the command 'Select disk 0'.

Please make a photo of the command prompt and post it, I would need to see the partitions of the system.
It sounds like your hard drive has already given up on you, but I have seen it also being caused by partition problems.

 

Attachment 49813 the disk doesn't show up, only the 15gb usb

 

Do you have another hard drive where you can install the OS on?

 

I'm afraid you need to replace your hard drive in order to boot again.

 

I was greatly afraid of that, I had just bought the drive within the past couple months so it's extremely disappointing that I have to buy a new one again.

 

Isn't there warranty on the hard drive?

This is a faulty hard drive, with a new purchased hard drive I would think you would get a replacement.

 

according to the website there is a 3 year warranty on the drive, I have sent in a request for an RMA so I'll see what happens.