no hard drive detected

I have an Inspiron E1405 I went through all the newspapers without help!  I was wondering if there is something else, I can try?  A child got a hold of my phone, so I'm not sure of what has past.  When I start, I'm hit F1 to retry, F2 for Setup utility, F5 to run the Diagnostics shipped.  Having tried everything, not solved!  Please do not tell me that my laptop is fried!        Thank you Jenny


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