Windows 10: Unable to boot into windows Bsod: DRIVER PNP WATCHDOG

Question:

I was having windows 10 home version on my new laptop and one day it after i login to my pc, The pc will go black and show only cursors and when i was trying to fix that i reseted the pc and it won't boot after that it stuck on the mafucaturer logo and load for like 5 min and bring windows blue screen of death with errer code : DRIVER PNP WATCHDOG i have tried to fix it for like 5 month but i can't when i read some articles on the internet they say try changing sata mode in bios and in my bios there is not sata options my laptop is: Lenovo ideapad 81vs please help.

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driver PNP watchdog

Hi

i'm stuck whit this BSOD driver pnp watchdog.

and i can't do anything at all.

when i start it says "unexpected shutdown detected"

then it looks as if it starts up and suddenly the BSOD comes up.

What can i do????

 

Stopcode: driver pnp watchdog

Hi ,

From 2days, i am getting blue screen " driver pnp watchdog" error, now my system is not restarting, i tried to automatic repair it but couldn't work , same error is throwing , i have reseted my laptop and tried to open but couldnt work.

I took booted file in usb from hp recovery tool and trying to boot , but screen is throwing same blue error ..

Please anyone suggest me what can be done?

 

Inaccessible boot device then driver pnp watchdog

Hi ,

Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue!

Driver PNP Watchdog error is a system issue that often appears while installing Windows 10 version 1803 Update. This happens when the user tries upgrading Windows 10, the update starts and then freezes at some stage and eventually showing the “Blue Screen of
Death” (BSOD) with the Driver PNP Watchdog error.

Since Windows 10 fails to load, and we can’t access System Configuration, let’s try using this simple method. The thing – Windows 10 turns on “Automatic Repair mode” (in this mode we can boot into Safe Mode) when it fails to boot 3 times in a row. To cause
“Automatic Repair mode” we need to press “Reset” button when you see the Windows logo.

If you’ve done it right, you will see a screen that your system is “Preparing Automatic Repair”

Once “Automatic Repair” is loaded, press the “Advanced options” button.;

Select “Troubleshoot” on the next screen.;

Go to Troubleshoot -> Advanced options -> Startup Settings and press Restart;

After Windows 10 restarts, you should press F5 key to Enable Safe Mode with Networking.

Hope it works