Fix for the problem: This problem is caused by the Intel Rapid Storage technology driver being out of date.  The driver file is iaahcic.inf steps for repair: 1. download the file from this link: [URL]  When you get it uncompress the contents of this file to a USB flash drive. 2. Boot the machine using a windows USB Flash Drive.  You may not be able to use a Windows 10 version 20H2 flash drive but a version 1909 flash drive does work 3. hit next 4. hit repair your computer 5. hit advanced options 6. hit command prompt 7. follow the instructions located at [URL] to remove the bad driver and replace it with the one you downloaded on to the flash drive in step one 8. you should have a booting machine now
Hey all, I've got a Dell Inspriron 3260 AIO that I just pulled the hard drive out and put an SSD in due to its age.  Now I get a Kernel mode exception no matter what I do.  Windows won't boot, Automatic repair won't boot (same BSOD). I can't even boot this computer up with a Windows 10 USB stick, I get the exact same BSOD.  What is going on here?  The BIOS has been updated.
Inspiron 3264 AIO Blue Screen of Death after a drive clone