Bluescreen after usage: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE

[croud50]

Hello,

I used Driver Booster 11 for the first time. The restart after usage failed and I get a bluescreen with each new restart: „INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE“

I tried system recovery yesterday but it failed and now the system recovery point is gone.

I found this topic which seems to be of the same issue: 

The command did not work, I used Dism /online /Get-Drivers /Format:Table instead.

I attached a list of all 3rd party drivers. I guess the SSD drivers must be oem0.inf and/or oem1.inf?

I tried uninstalling oem0.inf but it failed (see screenshot). The error message says that some installed programs are using the selected inf-file. 

The oem1.inf file I was able to delete but it does not have any effect. 

What can I do next? I do not want to reinstall Windows and lose all my programs/files.

Help would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Best,

Croud

 

[Scannan]

Did you try the other solution in that same Topic?

[croud50]

This one you mean?

I read it but sadly I have no valid recovery point left since today and if I understand correctly that‘s a prerequisite.

[Scannan]

So you tried the- Hiren’s BootCD PE - solution?

 

[croud50]

No, I just tried the built-in system recovery yesterday evening. And now there is no valid recovery point anymore so I guess I cannot use the Hiren‘s BootCD solution?

[Scannan]

If you follow the steps you will see that Adeybob runs the LAZESOFT Windows Recovery suite which initially does not

find a recovery point...but he ran it twice and then it worked.

[croud50]

Ok, I am trying this now.

However, I do not know how to switch my boot mode from UEFI to Legacy like adeybob instructed (see screenshot). The grey „UEFI“ next to „Boot mode select“ is not clickable.

Am I in the right menu here? What can I do?

[Scannan]

Looking at your screenshot, it looks to me like you need to change it further down in the Boot mode select

Also see... https://www.diskpart.com/gpt-mbr/change-legacy-to-uefi-4348i.html

[Scannan]

https://www.onlogic.com/company/io-hub/uefi-for-windows-11-what-you-need-to-know/

[croud50]

I guess I managed to change to Legacy now by first deactivating „Windows 10 WHQL support“ - after which it was finally possible to select „Legacy + UEFI“ as boot mode (see screenshot for list of BIOS changes). I also selected USB as primary boot option.

Booting from the prepared USB stick with Hiren‘s BootCD PE didn‘t work though (see screenshots). It says I don‘t have enough memory available to create a ramdisk device.

 

[Scannan]

I do not know your machine, so it is hard to advise you on this. I also sent you a link regarding windows 11, and from what I can see, win 11

does not support Legacy. I suggest you check that link.

You must be very careful working in the Bios, unless you know what you are doing you could completely brick your machine.

I will also ask Iobit to assist you.

[croud50]

I am not sure if the link you sent is totally relevant because if I understand correctly I need to switch from UEFI to Legacy and not the other way around.

Thank you a lot for your help already!

[Scannan]

I sent you another link after that....

[croud50]

I have Windows 11 - is that why you sent the second article? In that case, do you think Legacy booting won‘t work for my system?

[Scannan]

I do not know your system and I do not have Windows 11, so I am reluctant to make suggestions.

You would have to google that information.

I have sent a message to Iobit asking them to help you as a matter of Urgency.

[croud50]

Thank you for that.

[Cicely]

Hi

Could you please check whether you can reboot your PC in the safe mode?

Since the environment of each PC is different, we need the tool to get the information about your system and the operation of our program. Without the required information, we can do little to analyze the issue or further help you. Your understanding is highly appreciated and it would be much better if you can follow the steps in the previous email to get the information.
Please download https://cdn.iobit.com/dl/db/debug/DBInfoHelper.exe > double click to run this tool on the problem PC > click 'Save report to Desktop' > find db_info_YYMMDD.zip on your desktop > send us the zip file.

We will analyze the file and try our best to find a solution for you.