F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Unexpected error occurred in the store; system is halted displaying the BIOS interface.

Unexpected error occurred in the store; system is halted displaying the BIOS interface.

Unexpected error occurred in the store; system is halted displaying the BIOS interface.

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Dominik_SK
Member
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12-22-2021, 01:54 PM
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Your system experienced a Blue Screen of Death due to an unexpected error during gameplay. The message indicated a problem collecting crash information, but the process didn’t complete properly, leaving it stuck at 0% for more than ten minutes. After turning it off and on again, it returned to the BIOS screen with options like "Discard changes" and "Exit," but kept looping back. This suggests a temporary glitch or hardware issue. Your OS is running Windows 10 with a RAID setup using two SSDs, which helps speed performance by splitting data across drives. If the SSDs are damaged, data might be at risk, though a backup on the internal HDD could still be recoverable. The presence of an external HDD implies some data is stored there, but you should check it carefully. To resolve this, try restarting your PC normally and see if the issue persists. If problems continue, consider checking the SSDs or consulting a technician.
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Dominik_SK
12-22-2021, 01:54 PM #1

Your system experienced a Blue Screen of Death due to an unexpected error during gameplay. The message indicated a problem collecting crash information, but the process didn’t complete properly, leaving it stuck at 0% for more than ten minutes. After turning it off and on again, it returned to the BIOS screen with options like "Discard changes" and "Exit," but kept looping back. This suggests a temporary glitch or hardware issue. Your OS is running Windows 10 with a RAID setup using two SSDs, which helps speed performance by splitting data across drives. If the SSDs are damaged, data might be at risk, though a backup on the internal HDD could still be recoverable. The presence of an external HDD implies some data is stored there, but you should check it carefully. To resolve this, try restarting your PC normally and see if the issue persists. If problems continue, consider checking the SSDs or consulting a technician.

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TheNorthSpoon
Junior Member
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12-22-2021, 01:54 PM
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It seems like a Windows-related error or an SSD malfunction. I suggest starting with a boot into a portable Windows or Linux system and checking the drives separately using tools like HD Tune or Crystal Disk Info. If they work, the problem might be with Windows itself—either fixing the installation or reinstalling it entirely. Your main storage drive should be okay. Providing more detailed hardware specifications would help us diagnose the issue better and offer clearer advice.
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TheNorthSpoon
12-22-2021, 01:54 PM #2

It seems like a Windows-related error or an SSD malfunction. I suggest starting with a boot into a portable Windows or Linux system and checking the drives separately using tools like HD Tune or Crystal Disk Info. If they work, the problem might be with Windows itself—either fixing the installation or reinstalling it entirely. Your main storage drive should be okay. Providing more detailed hardware specifications would help us diagnose the issue better and offer clearer advice.