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04-20-2021 02:25 PM - edited 04-20-2021 02:28 PM
04-20-2021 02:25 PM - edited 04-20-2021 02:28 PM
Inaccessible Boot Device
Hi,
I have an HP Proliant Gen8 Microserver (1610T) and I have managed to stop it being able to boot. It blue screens and says "Inaccessible boot device".
I have an SSD drive running Windows 10 Pro installed in the ODD drive bay and 4 Mechanical HDDs running in the HDD drive bays and it was running via the B120i Raid Controller. It was running perfectly 3 days ago.
I believe the cause of the issue is, I was trying to update the drives for the SATA/Storage and B120i raid controllers via the Windows device manager and I think I may have accidently deleted the drivers from the windows install or corrupted them.
So far, I have tried to
1.) boot into intelligent provisioning but it will not boot, I think due to an known issue: (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00048622en_us), I have tried to fix this but it has not worked therefore I cannot boot into intelligent provisioning.
2.) Change the storage controller to ACHI- does not help
3.) Finally I have tried all the usual windows fixes, tried to repair the startup etc- does not help
The only other oddity I have noticed during the boot/post sequence it seems to initate the B120i controller (was there before) and also a SATA AHCI controller which seems to be different/new.
Any suggestions?
A donation to a charity of your choice will be made if you can help me fix this as it is driving me nuts!
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04-22-2021 04:12 AM
04-22-2021 04:12 AM
Re: Inaccessible Boot Device
Hi,
I would suggest to enable B120i in BIOS and then do repair the Operating system with the help of Operating System vendor .
If that doesn't helps ,re install the Operating system and restore the data from the backup.
Refer
https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-c03871499
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