Question Unmountable Boot Volume

[Dheeraj_kirdanti]

Hai, I'm using Asus TUF a15 laptop with ryzen 7 4800H with 3050 Graphic card. My issue is :
This morning i updated my windows 11. And was trying to get games from torrents and it went messy and gave me a prompt to restart my pc. I did. But then feel into infinite loop of Stop code error : Unmountable_boot_volume. I can't even open automatic repair or any trouble shoot.
Please help me with this.

 

[DSzymborski]

That's usually Windows or file system corruption. Only thing worth trying, really, is making Windows install media and booting directly to it after changing BIOS settings, then wiping the drive and reinstalling.

 

[Dheeraj_kirdanti]

That's usually Windows or file system corruption. Only thing worth trying, really, is making Windows install media and booting directly to it after changing BIOS settings, then wiping the drive and reinstalling.

So, will all my data be gone?? Can't I retrieve any data or just clean my C Disk??

 

[DSzymborski]

So, will all my data be gone?? Can't I retrieve any data or just clean my C Disk??

<sigh>

You can see if Windows works with an install that allows you to keep your files. But a clean wipe is usually best. If it doesn't work, to save things you'll need to remove the drive from the laptop, mount it to another computer either directly or with a drive enclosure, and manually save the files you need.

Sorry to be blunt, but it's perplexing that you didn't back up data, which is very basic upkeep that comes with owning any computer, but you still apparently had plenty of time to illegally pirate games.

 

[kerberos_20]

Unmountable_boot_volume

unmountable boot volume should have some parameters on that bsod screen which will tell why its failing to mount your boot volume

 

[Dheeraj_kirdanti]

<sigh>

You can see if Windows works with an install that allows you to keep your files. But a clean wipe is usually best. If it doesn't work, to save things you'll need to remove the drive from the laptop, mount it to another computer either directly or with a drive enclosure, and manually save the files you need.

Sorry to be blunt, but it's perplexing that you didn't back up data, which is very basic upkeep that comes with owning any computer, but you still apparently had plenty of time to illegally pirate games.

I'm never gonna go for those pirate things again.
Thanks for the assistance.