Inaccessible boot device

[AlluT]

I just built my first ever pc and had it working for few days. Then it wanted driver updates and then it blue screened. 

I have watched videos and read guides about what to do but nothing works and dont have a save of earlier Windows update/version. 

 

System specs:

Asrock b450m steel legend Motherboard, 

Ryzen 7 2700x, 

G. Skill trident z 3200 16gb ram, 

Radeon 5700 xt, 

Thermaltake 700w psu, 

Intel 660p nvme m.2 ssd, 

No hdd

[emosun]

Do you want to tell us what the machine currently does or should we play the guessing game

[AlluT]

Just now, emosun said:

Do you want to tell us what the machine currently does or should we play the guessing game

It restarts it self and says that it couldn't start

[AlluT]

It also says that automatic fix failed

[emosun]

I'm assuming you dont actually know what drivers or software you changed as you specifically didn't mention it. So if safe mode and startup repair doesn't work then reinstall the OS.

[AlluT]

Just now, emosun said:

I'm assuming you dont actually know what drivers or software you changed as you specifically didn't mention it. So if safe mode and startup repair doesn't work then reinstall the OS.

I installed radeon and ryzen drivers and also drivers for chipset

[TechFTP]

Allu I think I would try wiping your system and reinstalling windows again. I am assuming Windows 10, if so there is a built in way to do this Go to Start > Settings > Update & security > Recovery, click Get started and select the appropriate option. You can actually get a free copy of Windows 10 from Microsoft's website that only has a few cosmetic restrictions. I would then put that copy on thumb drive and choose that drive from the options when it asks in the recovery screen.

[emosun]

well start over and make sure you aren't installing or changing something you dont need to

[AlluT]

Just now, TsLoqiQ said:

Allu I think I would try wiping your system and reinstalling windows again. I am assuming Windows 10, if so there is a built in way to do this Go to Start > Settings > Update & security > Recovery, click Get started and select the appropriate option. You can actually get a free copy of Windows 10 from Microsoft's website that only has a few cosmetic restrictions. I would then put that copy on thumb drive and choose that drive from the options when it asks in the recovery screen.

 

3 minutes ago, emosun said:

I'm assuming you dont actually know what drivers or software you changed as you specifically didn't mention it. So if safe mode and startup repair doesn't work then reinstall the OS.

I am going to reinstall Windows 10 thanks for advise

[AlluT]

What is the Best way to find and install drivers? 

[TechFTP]

1 minute ago, AlluT said:

What is the Best way to find and install drivers? 

I would go directly to the manufacturers website

[AlluT]

3 minutes ago, TsLoqiQ said:

I would go directly to the manufacturers website

Ok thanks