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H67M Bios Update: One Reboot Later, INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE

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Accepted solution by Priya S. — ok so check BIOS SATA/NVMe mode. if teh new driver installed for RAID/RST mode and the BIOS is in AHCI (or vice versa), Windows cant find…
  1. Jade
    @jade.silva

    ok weird one i installed ASRock H67M Bios 1.40 on my editing workstation because the support page listed it as recommended. The installer finished, asked for a reboot, and since then i get this every single time:

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're
just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for
you.
42% complete
For more information about this issue and possible fixes, visit
our support site.

If you call a support person, give them this info:
Stop code: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

    It goes to the blue screen, collects info, restarts, and after a few attempts lands in Automatic Repair, which cant repair anyhting. I didnt touch any BIOS settings. My files are on that drive and I really dont want to reinstall Windows. Is there a way to undo a storage driver from outside Windows?? pls tell me there is. any ideas??

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  2. Dima A.
    @dadler

    uhh do you have a backup of teh important files on that drive? ??

    windows update said 'this will only take a moment' 3 hours ago

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  4. Kira K.
    @nighttinker

    wait what everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof. same issue here on my homelab box... no idea whats going on

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  5. Uma Mendes
    @early_sage

    @priyas286 did u ever fix it?... spent since tuesday on windows and im still not done

    3 0 helpful
  6. Jade Mori
    @jade.mori

    wait dumb question but how do i even check the thermal paste

    4 1 helpful
  7. Xavi Reid
    @uplinkranger

    hmmm came here to say exactly this. i swear raid is cursed

    2 5 helpful
  8. Kira K.
    @nighttinker

    oh ive been there lol once youre back in Windows, check the event logs and teh vendors release notes. RAID/RST packages are often model-specific; the version for your board should come from teh PC or motherboard makers support page.

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  9. Dev S.
    @dev_night
    in reply to @nighttinker

    hmmm boot to the recovery Command Prompt and list third-party drivers in the offline image:

    dism /image:C:\ /get-drivers

    find the storage/RAID entry by its provider and date (oemXX.inf), then remove it:

    dism /image:C:\ /remove-driver /driver:oemXX.inf

    The drive letter can differ in WinRE, sooo check with dir C:\ or diskpart > list volume first. good luck man!

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  10. Lars Mori
    @lars_mutex

    oh ive been there lol from the recovery environment (Troubleshoot > Advanced options), try Uninstall Updates first if it was delivered through Windows Update, then System Restore if any point exists, restore points are often created automatically before driver installs. hope that helps :)

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  11. Diego Banerjee
    @early_ranger

    before any repair, back up: boot from a Linux live USB or attach the drive to another PC and copy important files. then experiment without fear. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  12. Priya S.
    @priyas286
    Accepted solution

    ok so check BIOS SATA/NVMe mode. if teh new driver installed for RAID/RST mode and the BIOS is in AHCI (or vice versa), Windows cant find its boot disk. dont flip modes randomly, but note what its set to.

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  15. Uma Mendes
    @early_sage

    nah tbh i'd image teh drive before running DISM in WinRE, if something goes wrong you'll want a copy.

    2 0 helpful
  16. Jade
    @jade.silva
    in reply to @priyas286

    @priyas286 WOWWW removed teh new oem.inf with DISM from the recovery command prompt and Windows booted on the first try. backed everything up immediately. thank you!

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