W10 inaccessible_boot_device

[Maxinfamily]

Hi everyone!

 

I've digging in the forum for posts like this and all of them where almost a year old, and as the "helper" suggested, here I am posting a new one. I've bought a new pc with the following  components:

 

CPU:               i3 7100

MOBO:           gigabyte GA-H270-HD3

SSD:               kingston SSDnow v300 120gb

PSU:               EVGA supernova G3 550W 80+G modular

RAM:              hyperX fury 16gb 2133 MHz ddr4

GPU:              gigabyte gtx 1050ti OC 4gb

 

I made a windows 10 bootable USB device with the microsoft tool and installed W10 on the SSD, which went fine, but when It rebooted at the end of the installation W10 woulndt boot. It shows a blue screen with the "inaccessible_boot_device" code.

 

Heres what I've tryed so far:

 

- Reinstalling W10.

- Using other sata port.

- Windows "boot repairing tool".

- Disabling the other boot options in the BIOS 

  (Since It shows me 2 boot options [with only the ssd plugged] "windows 10 boot manager-2 or something like that, and "kingston v300 120gb")

- Booting with all the pheripherals unplugged

- Rewritting the cmos

 

And I'm pretty sure Ive tryed more options, but I cant remember right now... What else can I try? :'( 

 

Thank you all for those who has read the whole post and are here willing to help!

 

Trully desperate,

 

Maxinfamily

 

P.D: I have an HDD at home, but Im not there right now... anyway Ive thought I can install W10 on it and if it boots I'll try to reinstall w10 on the SSD from there... 

[jared404]

Make sure secure boot and UFEI are disabled in your bios and reinstall windows

[m0k]

also make sure your boot order in bios shows the SSD first, or else it will try to boot from something else and give you the same error

[Maxinfamily]

27 minutes ago, crashahotrod said:

Make sure secure boot and UFEI are disabled in your bios and reinstall windows

Dammit, I forgot to try that -.-. Thank you very much! It was the UEFI

[jared404]

1 minute ago, Maxinfamily said:

Dammit, I forgot to try that -.-. Thank you very much! It was the UEFI

Lol, Your welcome!

[Maxinfamily]

2 hours ago, mok said:

also make sure your boot order in bios shows the SSD first, or else it will try to boot from something else and give you the same error

Yeah It was in the right order, I did so many tests that I forgot to mention that... thank you anyway!