Drivers & Software

[steakhousebobby]

Hello!

I was trying to install the drivers from the link below. I downloaded the 'Windows 11 - 64 bit edition' StoreMi as I thought this would help update my drivers. However halfway throughout the process my computer crashed, and now whenever I boot I get the BSOD with the error 'INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE'. 

I've been trying to find a fix but nothing else has worked so far. I've tried Automatic Repair mode. When I go into repair mode I can see all my files still there, but I can just never seem to boot into Windows 11. I can access BIOS (Where I double checked to see if AHCI mode was on, it was, as could have been an issue).

Does anyone have any ideas? If I had to buy new parts would I have to buy a new CPU, motherboard, GPU, etc?

https://www.amd.com/en/support/cpu/amd-ryzen-processors/amd-ryzen-5-desktop-processors/amd-ryzen-5-2...

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600

GPU: RTX 2060

Motherboard: B450m

Ram: Corsair Vengeance 16gb

SSD: Samsung NVMe 512gb

HDD: Two 2TB HDDs

[vialli100]

I know it's win 10, but maybe it will work for win 11 too..

How to uninstall driver from recovery environment on Windows 10 - Pureinfotech

[steakhousebobby · Accepted solution]

Thanks! I've gotten up to the step where I can see the list of drivers. I see a few drivers with AMD, do you know which ones I should remove exactly?

Provider Name: Advanced Micro Devices 

Published Name: oem47.inf, Original File Name: amdtools.inf

Published Name: oem56.inf, Original File Name: rcbottom.inf

Published Name: oem58.inf, Original File Name: rcraid.inf

Published Name: oem59.inf, Original File Name: rccfg.inf

If I use the command below I can see the drivers that have the word StoreMi. Should I just remove all drivers that have this description? 

dism /image:e:\ /get-driverinfo /driver:oem1.inf

I do see drivers with Nvidia provider but I have a feeling its just an AMD problem because thats what I was installing

[vialli100]

I would think so..

I can't say for definite..

As long as you follow those instructions properly and change the drive and file name..

12: In the command, change the drive to c: for the drive of your Windows 10 installation, and change the oem1.inf for the name of the driver to remove.

13: Type the following command to remove the problematic driver and press Enter: