Windows 10: Windows driver PNP watchdog then innacessible boot device

Im having a problem with windows as it had the latest operating system version 1809 before it came up with blue screen of death of inaccessible boot device later then restarting to preparing automatic repair later to then crash again but this time with driver PNP watchdog later to restart again to normal boot up and give inaccessible boot device again and just carry on. All the methods involve it going into your os or via the automatic repair in order to got to safe mode fix this to then restart to have it back up and running good as new.

If their is any way to fix this much appreciated or simply get new hard drive.

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Inaccessible boot device then driver pnp watchdog

Hi,

So I tried it but after it says "preparing automatic repair" it never loads and I get the same error message: "driver pnp watchdog".

 

Inaccessible boot device then driver pnp watchdog

Hey!

I was downloading something from an ftp server(if it matters) and suddenly my pc froze and I could do nothing but force it to shut down. Then after I restarted Windows (10 Home) started to update but it froze again. I waited for an hour and it still did
nothing so I shut it down again. Now when it starts I get an error message either "inaccessible boot device" or "driver pnp watchdog".

What do I do?

Thank you for the answer,

Domán

 

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