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• No bootable devices strike f1 to retry boot, f2 for Setup utility, press f5 to run onboard diagnostics

  I know that many people have posted a thread with this type of problem, but none of them doesn't seem to be exactly like mine. I have a Dell inspiron e1405. I bought probably a year and a half. It works very well almost all the time I got it. The other day I was using it and everything was fine and I shut down normally and the next morning I go to turn it on and I get a black screen with the words 'no bootable devices strike f1 to retry boot, f2 for Setup utility, press f5 to run onboard diagnostics' displayed at the top of the screen. I ran diagnostics and it said I had no recognizable hard drive. I ran the vista installation disk and tried to fix it and it wouldn't work. He said there is no disc to repair. I went to just install windows again, hoping he will fix everything that was wrong with my hard drive. When he went to install it says that there is no disc in windows partition. I tried reinstalling the hard disk and no chance. It is reasonable to assume that my hard drive is fried, or is there anything else I could do to try to fix?

  Help, please

  Jason

  jpecha03

  I know that many people have posted a thread with this type of problem, but none of them doesn't seem to be exactly like mine. I have a Dell inspiron e1405. I bought probably a year and a half. It works very well almost all the time I got it. The other day I was using it and everything was fine and I shut down normally and the next morning I go to turn it on and I get a black screen with the words 'no bootable devices strike f1 to retry boot, f2 for Setup utility, press f5 to run onboard diagnostics' displayed at the top of the screen. I ran diagnostics and it said I had no recognizable hard drive. I ran the vista installation disk and tried to fix it and it wouldn't work. He said there is no disc to repair. I went to just install windows again, hoping he will fix everything that was wrong with my hard drive. When he went to install it says that there is no disc in windows partition. I tried reinstalling the hard disk and no chance. It is reasonable to assume that my hard drive is fried, or is there anything else I could do to try to fix?

  Help, please

  Jason

  If you go into the BIOS see the drive listed?  If the list... it could well be the MBR corruption.  Good luck!

• Computer Dell won't boot Strike F1 to reboot, F2 for Setup

  After his return from a trip of two weeks, I turned on my computer that had been totally disconnected during this period. Everything seemed fine. There were several automatic updates. There is also a (not automatic) update which was to "correct a problem of communication between the computer and the HP printer. I downloaded and installed. Immediately after that, I got an error message. I don't remember what he told (because it was 23:00 and I had been driving all day), but he said that if the problem persists, you should disconnect (printer/scanner/copier). I tried to restart. Now, all I get is a screen that says "Strike F1 to reboot, F2 for Setup". Pressing F1 does nothing except fact by repeating the same screen. Ideas for an easy solution? The computer is a Dell with Windows XP.

  Hello

  Follow the steps from the link below and check to see if this helps: how to recover from a corrupted registry that prevents Windows XP startup: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

• Dell XPS with Windows 8 error no message no bootable device

  Hello!

  All of a sudden my computer says no device bootable-strike F1 to retry boot F2 for Setup utility.  When I hit F1 it just goes back to the same message, and I can't go into the computer at all.  Pleeeeease help!  Thank you.  It is a portable computer with no CD input.

  Hello

  Follow these steps to troubleshoot Dell, in particular diagnoses:

  "Computer does not start in Microsoft Windows 8 or 8.1"

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN115652/en

  Table of contents:

  1. Specific issues Windows 8 any boot
  2. Check that the computer finishes powering (POST)
  3. Repair your operating system of Windows 8
  4. Search for specific error Messages
  5. Run a computer Diagnostic
  6. Rest the BIOS to default values
  7. Disconnect any external devices
  8. Virus and Malware troubleshooting
  9. Restore the operating system to factory settings

  "Dell diagnostic tools can I use to solve hardware problems?

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN114988/en

  "Resolve using issues material ePSA or diagnostic PSA and Guide to Error Codes"

  http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN133583/en

  See you soon.

• Series of problems (0xc000021a) ending with no. Bootable Device Loop - is it a hardware problem or software?

  We have a Dell Inspiron with windows 8 (or could be 8.1 (impossible to verify at the moment).)  He is 13 months old.  It seems that the hard drive is crashed and it is unreadable.   However, he wasn't give disk errors and the disk was not full and routine maintenance had not produced any bad sectors before that.   Question is can it be something else went wrong so that it cannot read the disc?  Or a software issue that if I could boot from a USB data key I could return to a system of prior work? And capture the error dump file?   I have a laptop with the same operating system can I create a bootable usb of who?

  Here's the brief history of the last 24 hours before the accident:

  System had been slow, and the wireless mouse is unresponsive and erratic.   Not sure if a windows update has been installed automatically.   We have two users.  It is necessary to connect with this ID live.  When we would reboot, it will return to the same user and not the neutral screen, prompting you to choose a user.

  system seems to freeze both attempts to stop normal doa and restart was abandoned, just to have it work with the switch.  Got the black screen: "no boot device" Strike f1 key attempts to reboot, f2 to run the Setup utility. »
  He got to the top
  Worked well for a little enough to start the diagnostics.
  Has conducted an audit of the memory to see if errors in the memory - no problem.  a normal close and restart
  Began to run another test system and system froze - no mouse and no response touchscreen and got the blue screen with the error 0xc000021a sad face and it was collecting information and could restart when finished.  Half an hour later, still at 0% so hard progress started.

  Came made ctr alt delete to go to Manager tasks to see if spyware app was running and take up system resources Manager tasks don't come, repeated and then got bluescreen with Kernal security check failure.   I thought could start to get safe mode then could move some files from disk backup and find the DMP files or restore previous system but on startup got the "no boot device" Strike f1 key retry reboot, f2 to run the Setup utility. »

  and will not come off of it now.
  F12 to enter a mode of diagnosis but gives msg - no hard drive not detected or unsupported disk controller.

  Is it possible that I don't have a failed drive, but prefer to have a software bug?
  What are my options at this point?

  Hello

  You have installed another type of player... USB or other?

  Maybe it's that hard stop has messed up your boot sequence...

  Can you get the menu for Options and startup in the Bios itself, to check the setting...

  I have this happen every now and then when I'm messing with stuff, and one of my gadgets confuses the Bios boot sequence...

  Check to see if it is set on the HARD disk, or maybe it has to do something about EFI\UEFI if your computer supports only... Most of the newer ones with Win 8 preinstalled do.

• 7140 "no bootable device not found" after BIOS update

  Just ran the update of the BIOS on my 7140 and my system does not start.  When starting, it immediately presents "no bootable device found" and some options to retry/configuration/diag.  I ran diagnostics and 'Hard Drive 0-0-0' line tests OK.

  I'm guessing that the Secure Boot is messed up.  Can someone tell me what should be the default settings?  Is there a personal touch and should be set?

  My tablet is running I'll share what I did in case others get hit by him.  I went into the BIOS and verified Secure Boot and it's been activated, although apparently it was not activated "actually".  I disabled and enabled the boot Rom Legacy and rebooted.  The machine is in how recovery mode I could have deciphered the entire disk (not secure boot manufacturing necessary), but I decided to not go down that road right now.  (FYI - if you have registered your device with your real account, your decryption key can be found there.)  I know people have privacy on this matter, but it could really help in a pinch like that).

  I closed this and went back into the BIOS setup.  I unchecked Legacy ROM and then turned back on Secure Boot.  Apply, exit, restart.  Started upward and works.  I have several other concerns since the updates that came out yesterday, but I'm going to start new threads for those.

• Try to install Windows 7 via USB, El Capitan, Macbook Pro 2011 but get this error "No. BOOTABLE DEVICE - INSERT BOOT DISK AND press ANY KEY ' when bootcamp restart my macbook to begin the installation. Any ideas?

  I am trying to install Windows 7 via USB, (El Capitan, Macbook Pro - early 2011), but this mistake "No. BOOTABLE DEVICE - INSERT BOOT DISK AND press ANY KEY ' when bootcamp restart my macbook to begin the installation. Any ideas?

  You cannot use a USB on Mac 2011 Installer. Please burn the ISO on a physical DVD Windows (a DVD - R Carbon SL on the rate of burning slower is better) and use it to install Windows. The file Info.plist changes only allowing the creation of USB, but does not fully support a USB Installation.

• I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

  I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

  1. did you remove Bootcamp using disk utility?

  2 have you tried local restore or recovery of the Internet? - OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support . Mac with built-in optical drives may need 'Gray' disks to boot the system.

• Re: Satellite L350: media test failure - no bootable device insert boot disk

  I just started a new Sat L350 upward and I can not go beyond the second page that says; Media test failure and no boot device, insert the boot disk and press any key.

  I have no disc and I'm stuck,

  Help!

  Hello

  This error message appears because the BIOS didn't not find a bootable device containing an operating system.

  What of the HARD drive? Is it recognized by the BIOS?
  Check in the BIOS settings; Press ESC and F1 to access the BIOS.
  There, you should check if the HARD drive (all details of the HARD drive should appear) is recognized.
  If this isn't the case, then it means that your HARD drive is dead and so you cannot boot from the HARD drive.

• HP envy 17-computer laptop j013cl: my PC startup for linux but not for windows in any bootable devices

  Hey guys
  I really need your help
  A few days ago that my hp envy notbook PC obtained in automatic disc repair loop that I could not pass or get on with it. I use linux mint rosa for the backup of my files and format my partitions and when I tried to reinstall windows with DVD or peripheral USB bootable while linux been cleaned for my PC it say:
  bootable devices found
  No operating system found in this computer please install
  
  And I couldn't understand what the problem is
  I thought it was hard, but it works fine when I use live linux OS
  And if it was a BIOS problem should not have linux operating system. Help, please!

  Here is the help. It is a bad hard drive and must be replaced. You seem to know what you're doing, so I will not bore you with details, but more help is available for the asking.

• no bootable devices found

  Hi guys, I have a laptop malfunction on the no bootable devices found. I use acer 3810 t sucks. It was working just fine last night, but it is a malfunction of this morning.

  Looks like you have verified that the hard drive is dead!

  You can buy a new hard drive in a local store, PC or even online, like Amazon, among others. Opt for a similar or greater size than i ' existing. The size is noted in the UK, for example, 250GB, 500GB etc.

  Hard drive bracket is very simple as you may have noticed. You need to remove the caddy with the screw on the side of the old hard drive. Take the old, enters the new then put back inside your laptop. Once mounted, you need to reinstall WIndows from your recovery disks. If you do neither, they may be available for purchase from the Acer support for your region.

  Once completed, you will need to install Windows, your Anti virus updates and other programs, then all the documents you have saved.

• When I turn on my laptop it goes straight to no bootable device insert boot disk which I do not have?

  When I turn on my laptop it goes straight to screen blk which then no bootable device - insert floppy to start IE, which I did not

  You burn your set of recovery disks? If so start with them. No recovery set > Contact HP to order a set for a small fee.

  You can enter the BIOS by tapping /holding F10 key immediately after turning the power on and use Diagnostics to test your hard drive.

• Impossible to start only on the desktop, bootable device error - please restart

  Original title: windows startup problems 8

  I have a Toshiba satellite laptop that came from the factory with windows 8.  I just can't get started.    It stops at the toshiba leading innovation which is the first screen after power to the screen on.  the function keys that product screen blank screen except at the top where a line doesn't read bootable device - please reboot of the system, which can do to solve this problem

  Hi Ericmadison,

  This problem may occur if your hard drive is not set as your first boot or because of defective hard drive device.

  What is the exact full model of your PC Toshiba satellite laptop?

  Make sure that your hard drive is set us your first boot in the BIOS device. See your manual for your Toshiba satellite computer to check the key to enter the BIOS. Once you get into the BIOS, check if your hard drive is selected as the first boot device.

  Warning of the BIOS: BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly.

  Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  If the hard disk is already selected as first boot device, I suggest you to run the check disk from the Windows recovery environment using the installation media. CHKDSK (Chkdsk.exe) is a command-line tool that checks volumes on your hard disk for problems. The tool will attempt to repair problems it encounters. For example, Chkdsk can repair problems related to bad sectors, lost clusters, reticulate files and directory errors.

  As Windows came pre-installed, try to create an installation of Windows 8 media (DVD/USB). Check out the following link.

  How to create an installation media for a PC refresh or reset

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

  Try to go to BIOS option to change the priority of boot on CD/DVD (first boot device). See your manual for your Toshiba satellite computer to check the key to enter the BIOS.

  Once you change the boot priority, follow the steps mentioned below.

  Check the drive of the Windows recovery environment (RE Win) and check. Follow these steps:

  1. Insert the Windows 8 (DVD/USB) installation media, and then restart the computer.
  2. Hit F12 key (usually it's F12, but it may differ between computer manufacturers) and choose the drive in which you inserted into the installation media.
  3. Once the Windows Setup window appears, follow these steps:
  4. Then drag and select repair your computer.
  5. You will then see a blue screen and an option to choose.
  6. Choose the Troubleshooting option and select Advanced options.
  7. Select prompt to start the Advanced startup option.
  8. Computer will restart automatically.
  9. Once restarted, choose an account with administrative privileges.
  10. In the next screen, enter the appropriate password and press the button continue to access command prompt.
  11. In the command prompt window, type the following command:

  CHKDSK /F /R

  12. Once complete, restart the computer and check.

  Important: the data available on bad sectors may be lost when chkdsk attempts to repair your hard drive.

  Please answer us on the State of the question to help you further.

• Get a Boot Manager error the amount of system memory has changed strike F1 to continue (I have F1 race) or F2 to run the Setup utility

  OT: Sign in

  I got this alert several times before the alert "windows boot manager".

  The amount of system memory has changed (I have more or less?)

  Strike F1 to continue (I have F1 race) or F2 to run the Setup utility

  Dell Dimension 3000 system series

  What should I do? Run the configuration utility

  anconcito

  Irfan:

  1 - no

  2 - Yes

  today after trying 'the memory diagnostic tool' I had the same alert, I clicked on F2, but I did nothing I do not know how

  3 - no

  Hello nacienancon,

  1. don't you make changes to the computer before getting this error?

  2 are you able to boot normally to the desktop when you turn on computer?

  3. have you tried to install any device memory on your computer?

  This problem is related to hardware, I suggest that you contact Dell support to help you better. You can check the links with information below:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/opgx620/en/UG/A02/memory00.htm

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/opgx620/en/UG/A02/tools00.htm#wp1114195

  You can follow the technical assistance column for more information.

  Thank you
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers. Visit ourMicrosoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I delete a file on my iOS device that I downloaded from my iCloud? I just want to keep the Preview on my iOS device without using my storage iOS for the entire file.

  How can I delete a file on my iOS device that I downloaded from my iCloud? I just want to keep the Preview on my iOS device without using my storage iOS for the entire file. This means that the file is still in the iCloud and available to be downloaded to any device.

  In practice, I want to be able to scan and download through my documents located in my iCloud and once I didn't need them on my iOS device I would like 'load their return to the cloud' to my storage of the iOS device is not used.

  Thank you in advance to the community!

  Max

  The only way I found to do that once a file has been downloaded is to remove it and add it again through either from Finder on Mac or iCloud.com.