Windows Wont Start

[Billy Jean]

Here Are the Spec's:

 

MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Plus Motherboard

 

Intel Core i5-9600K

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4

Corsair CX Series 650 Watt 80 Plus Bronze 

Kingston 240GB A400 SATA 3 2.5" Internal SSD 

WD Blue 2TB

XFX Radeon RX

Hi, Here's my problem, I built a gaming desktop at the end of November, It worked super well though tout the month until Christmas day. I sat down and a message said I need to restart, I clicked ok, waited about 3 seconds and it said an error had accured and I needed to shut down and boot up again I said ok, I shut the computer down and booted it back up when It came back up it had deleted my ssd which had the OS (windows 10 pro) I was a little confused but I figured it was a glitch or something, so I took the usb that I got the OS on and I restarted the installation of windows, and it would go fine until the part where it asked me to choose storage, every time no matter which I chose it would load for about 30 minutes, to an hour and do nothing, except give me this error code: 0x8030002. I looked up the error code followed the steps and it still wasn't working, so I contacted windows to get help they told me to get the newest bios on my motherboard, I just grabbed that and installed that and I still have the same problem. Also every time I use my hdd it boots and gets me to the download part of windows and then asks to restart and does nothing. Please help spent my whole saving on this. Sorry if my grammar isn't great.

[SpikeSpiegel]

1.  Did you touch your AHCI settings on your Bios?

 

2.  Can you reformat the SSD and do a clean reinstall of Windows 10?

[Billy Jean]

No I didn't,

and I've tried several clean restarts.

[SpikeSpiegel]

7 minutes ago, Billy Jean said:

No I didn't,

and I've tried several clean restarts.

Next option would be to contact the motherboard manufacturer and ask their Tech Support. 

[Billy Jean]

ok, thank you

 

[Mark Kaine]

So Tldr,  your Kingston SSD broke (in all likelihood) and now you need a new motherboard? 

 

To be honest I don't understand why "Windows" (ie Microsoft) would tell you you need a new BIOS (because of a defective SSD) 

 

I think something is missing here... 

 

 

In any case,  did you try to replace your (most likely) defective boot drive?  That's where I would start tbh. 

[Billy Jean]

It's not the ssd because the hard drive wont work either.

and thats why windows suggested to look for the updated bios