HP Pavilion Dv7: No boot device error * HELP *.

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• Pavilion DV7 6c50eb: Boot Device not found

  Hi all

  I just change the HD of my laptop and after booting with the Win 7 DVD and install the operating system, I get this screen "Boot Device" not found.

  I am able to boot with the DVD, but I can't the normal HD boot.

  This is a new HD, it's all clean and working, I re-install after the first failure but still the same issue.

  Please let me know your thoughts

  Thank you very much

  FX

  I change the port on the motherboard, everythings works now... I believe that the port was not active and I have found no opportunity to change the option in the bios... duration of the other port have solved the problem.

  See you soon

• Spill of water caused my HP envy 4 to do that no boot device error.

  A planter fell my laptop asleep (activated but closed) and was there for no more than 5 minutes. Much water has flowed on the HDMI port and the lower right.
  The laptop worked well for a good 30 minutes then I had a sudden blue screen with the code F4 stop. I then turned off my phone and it turned back and the no boot device error apeard even if I turned off the laptop.
  Instinctively, I shook the laptop a bit and it seems to work fine for about 20 minutes, and then suddenly got the blue screen with the stop, even code again. This has happened for about 3 times until I let him all night.
  But now after that I left it all night I can't be on the laptop for more than 3 minutes without the blue screen that appears then the boot device error apears.
  Anyone who could help would be immensely appreciated.
  Thank you very much
  Jacob.

  Thank you, but somehow my laptop is now back up and running how it was before. However, I appreciate your time and your info.

• Inaccessible boot device error. New motherboard.

  De : Meigs

  I'm changing my motherboard that supports the quad core processor. However, I get an inaccessible boot device error when I try to boot with the new motherboard. I tried to boot from the installation dvd and repair, but it cannot solve the problem.

  I don't want to perform a new installation. It was easy with WinXP pro. The cd should solve the problem. But, I can just know how to do this with Windows Vista.

  Is there a way to get the registry to look for new drivers? It may not be a big problem since the installation DVD to see the drive with any action on my part.

  From: Rick Rogers

  Hi Meigs,

  Sorry, but change the motherboard in most cases it will take a reinstall. The exception would be a card replacement or one that is very closely related. XP could affect a repair installation, it is not possible in Windows Vista due to changes in the way the operating system is built on the hard drive.

  Moreover, the error message at startup is likely, given that the new motherboard uses a driver different thant previous to load the hard disk.

  --

  Good luck

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• No boot device error - early 2014 Macbook Air

  Forgive me if this has been posted elsewhere, I could not find another post as of yet with my set of circumstances.  I have a Macbook 2014 as shown air above 10.10.5 running and have had installed Boot Camp and windows 7 working for more than a year.  Recently, I tried to boot into boot camp and got the dreaded "No. Bootable Device" error.

  When I go to the startup disk in the settings I see BOOT CAMP Windows option to restart, but I get the above error when I restart.  When I restart and hold down the option I am not isolation presented with the option to boot into Windows or bootcamp.  I can see the boot camp partition in finder and disk utility.  I tried to create an installation disk Usb 2.0 with the latest version of windows software support in the Boot Camp Assistant.  I tried to use this drive to try to repair the disk, but cannot use the touchpad or keyboard or external keyboard.  Tried to use a player great external mac with a windows 7 dvd and had all the same problems.  I tried swapping usb ports and don't have anything yet.  I read somewhere that this could be a problem with the Usb 3.0 ports and drivers with windows 7.  Now I'm at a loss on how to recover it without having to reinstall.

  If I can see the data of the boot partition might be the problem?  I don't know what to do next. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Beginning 2014 Macbook Air 6,2

  Core i7 1.7 ghz

  8 GB Ram

  Can you post the output of the following commands in OS X Terminal?

  diskutil list

  Cs diskutil list

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

  The "sudo" commands will prompt to enter your password, and there do not appear to come back. You can also see caution against improper use 'sudo' and the potential loss of data due to an "abuse" of the order.

• HP Pavillion 11-N028TU X 360: boot device error after upgrade to Windows 10

  Hello

  My laptop had been improved automatically to Windows 10 about 3 days ago. It was fine, but last night, he had a funny noise and stopped working suddenly. I restarted my laptop, but it has shown a pop-up notification:
  "not found - boot device please install an operating system on your hard drive.

  This morning, I took my laptop to the IT Help Desk at my University, but strangely I could start it and the connection to my windows without any error notification but it took like a usual (about 15 minutes).

  What should I do with my laptop? It seems to work normally now, but I fear that it will freeze again all of a sudden. By the way, anyone know if I can use my warranty to the United Kingdom if I bought my laptop in my home country?

  Thank you.

  HI @rose0521,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! I read your post and wanted to help.

  I understand that once your laptop cannot start with the error message "not found boot device" and now is recovered, but you want to confirm that there is no problem with the laptop.

  You can follow the document below to test the hardware of the laptop:

  HP Notebook PC - detection of hardware failures (Windows, 10, 8)

  If you want to contact HP support to check if the warranty covers service to the United Kingdom, please click http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html for more contact information.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this message as "accept as a Solution.  To simply say thank you, click the thumb upward below!   If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do everything I can to help. Thank you.

  Kind regards

• Acer Predator 17 G9-791-73 CL - no boot device error

  Hi guys,.

  My laptop is an Acer Predator 17

  i76700HQ 2.6

  16 GB OF RAM

  GTX 980M 4 GB

  Basically, the new update for windows 10 destroyed my files, nothing did not work properly, I tried to reboot to a restore point that I created (he has not worked as the girls were damaged) I tried to reset, (same thing damaged files) I tried practically all the existing troubleshooting options (F8) but also to reset the default bios (F2) , I unplugged the hard drive, put it back again, nothing worked so I installed windows from a USB pendrive of freeOS, I removed both of C(main one) D (second) partitions and created new ones and I installed the windows, I lie down, installed all the apps and everything was working fine, until I decided to update the BIOS/Firmware with those specified to install for my model of laptop computer on the site Acer

  BIOS	Acer	1. update of the Micro code 2. Version of update ME	1.10	4.3 MB	12/04/2016
  BIOS	Acer	Fixed not able to enter the BIOS configuration without optical media player utility in the [...]	1.06	4.6 MB	11/12/2015

  The thing is, I installed the new BIOS on UEFI mode and legacy not I don't know if that makes a difference or not, but when the computer laptop restarded, error - no. Bootable Device appears on the screen all of a sudden and it does not further than that, start one and I know not what to do about this I ran tests of hard drive and it works very well, the thing is I am currently on a legacy (in bios) mode and it works very well, I had to change to access my laptop, but the (UEFI mode) does not work for some reason itt continues to show no boot device and I don't know why I tried to reinstall windows again and delete the partitions, but F8 doesn't work on UEFI mode

  Any ideas on what I should do?

  Also, when I try to install new BIOS, I get the error: the version of the ROM file is not newer than the BIOS.

  I'm so stuck right now, this is my first posting of time on a forum for help with a laptop and I got computers/laptops for fifteen years, because I don't want to buy another hard... I tried something on the internet and I can't seem to make it work.

  This guy, I really appreciate your help, thank you

  for UEFI boot, windows must be installed under UEFI not inherited, because there need an EFI partition and the Manager start windows.

  So if you want to UEFI, you must reinstall windows.

  do not forget to support bootable USB of re - install windows (under settings of UEFI) must be UEFI compatible, I strongly suggest to use Rufus to create:

  https://Rufus.AKEO.IE/?locale=en_US

  define Rufus as the screen on the home page.

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  Hi theodoresochor,

  Looks like the boot of the computer device is not set correctly, or basic input/output system (BIOS) does not save the changes made to the boot device.

  I suggest that you contact the Asus support for changes in the basic input/output system (BIOS).

  http://support.ASUS.com/ServiceHome.aspx?SLanguage=en

• Inspiron One 2320 inaccessible AIO, Windows 10 boot device error,

  I have a Dell All In One 2320. When I tried to install windows 10 throughout the system has stopped working. It is now gives me an error of Inaccessible Boot device. what I can do. It worked fine on windows 7.

  Crackers Holy, how horrible a response. Reference Dell... is this seriously the best you can do?

  Devaux, go here, this is a thread on the support site for Microsoft with a lot of information on how to recover your system and get 10 Windows installed: http://bit.ly/1IkgMgU

  Good luck! I have an Inspiron One 2320 also and I do research on potential problems until I update it.

• G72 Pavilion. : no boot device. Insert the disk and press any key

  My hard drive died recently. I installed a new. Now I'm gettig no boot device - insert boot disk and press any key. What should I do to fix this?

  Hello

  If you find your recovery DVD, you can use them to reinstall the operating system on the new drive - this is described in the document of HP here.

  If you do not, you can order a replacement set by starting at the link below-, the cost can vary a bit depending on where you live, but they are generally inexpensive.

  Order HP recovery disks.

  If you have a problem with this link, try to order them directly from HP.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

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• ThinkPad Tablet 2 BIOS: I can't change the list of boot devices. Help, please!

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