Windows 10 stuck in a boot loop
My PC crashed at one point this afternoon and I didn’t think anything of it. I later realised I no longer had any access to my f: drive, my M.2 SSD. It did not appear in device or disk manager. After shutting down the PC and re-seating the card, my PC is stuck in a boot loop, first with an BSOD with the message DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION, then attempting to repair and diagnose, then leading to a troubleshoot or restart screen. I have attempted to run the CHKDSK command in CMD, where I have noticed that my d: HDD (No Windows, 2TB) and my c: SSD (Windows, 240GB) have switched roles c: and d: respectively. Does anyone have an explanation to how this may have transpired and any way I may fix it? Thanks all
My PC crashed at one point this afternoon and I didn’t think anything of it. I later realised I no longer had any access to my f: drive, my M.2 SSD. It did not appear in device or disk manager. After shutting down the PC and re-seating the card, my PC is stuck in a boot loop, first with an BSOD with the message DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION, then attempting to repair and diagnose, then leading to a troubleshoot or restart screen. I have attempted to run the CHKDSK command in CMD, where I have noticed that my d: HDD (No Windows, 2TB) and my c: SSD (Windows, 240GB) have switched roles c: and d: respectively. Does anyone have an explanation to how this may have transpired and any way I may fix it? Thanks all