Windows 10: Unable to update to 19025.1051/1052 and GSoD

I'm using Windows 10 Insider Preview slow ring 19013 now and received an update to 19025.1051 (later became 1052) but was never able to update to it.

The downloading and installing phase was alright, but when I reboot my computer and it enters final deployment phase, things are getting weird.

After finished installation, it reboots and shows a green screen then immediately cut the power. The GSoD was so fast so I have to use my phone to record a video and try to pause the frame.
The GSoD says INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE but no further information was given. I cannot find any useful things in system event and can't even find the minidump folder. I guess this happens so fast and cut the power like I unplug my machine (the HDD makes noise when it happens, never likes a normal reboot or shutdown), so the OS could not record anything.

After shutting down, it will power up again then enter the BIOS screen. More strange thing is, the BIOS detects no RAM and no DIMM info. It literally says 0MB of my system memory. But none of us will think this is the memory stick issue because it won't be able to boot. In fact, I tried restore the default settings of the BIOS then install the update again but still the same problem.

If I exit the BIOS and try to boot this time, Win Re will jump in and automatically rolls back the update, then boot into the 19013 version. Now the Windows Update shows an error with the code 0x80240fff.

The specs of my PC:

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X / ASRock X370 Gaming K4 with AM4-1.0.0.4 Patch B BIOS / Apacer DDR4-3000 16GB*2 with XMP Profile enabled / Gigabyte GTX1070Ti with 441.08 driver / Intel 760P 256GB, and the Secure Boot, BitLocker was disabled, no overclocking (AMD PBO was Auto), no hard drive S.M.A.R.T warning, no driver or hardware failure on 19013 version.

Tried run the troubleshooting but detects no issue.




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BUT THIS IS THE REAL PROBLEM. AFTER 10 MINUTES OF USING IT, IT GOT A GSOD CRITICAL_SERVICE_FAILED! AND IT HAPPENS EVERY TIME!

What should I do?