No Boot Device Found

Modified on Thu, 10 Jul at 2:33 PM

1) Check Cables:

  • Turn off PC, open case, firmly push in all power and data cables going to your main hard drive/SSD. 
  • Close case, restart.


2) Fix Boot Order in BIOS:

  • Restart PC, repeatedly tap Del or F2 (or F10/F12) to enter BIOS/UEFI settings. 
  • Find "Boot Order" and move your Windows drive (or "Windows Boot Manager") to the top. 
  • Save & Exit.


3)Try Boot Mode Switch: 

  • In BIOS/UEFI (same place as above), find "Boot Mode" or "UEFI/Legacy."
  •  If it's UEFI, try Legacy. If Legacy, try UEFI. 
  • Save & Exit. (Change it back if it doesn't help).


4)Reinstall Windows (Clean Start):

  • Boot from your Windows USB/DVD. At the drive selection, delete all partitions on the main drive, then install Windows cleanly. (

WARNING: Erases everything!) 

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