Problem with Packard Bell Easynote LJ73

ozeee -  
 ozeee -
Hello,
Here is my issue when starting up, I have the following displayed

Broadcom undi PXE-2.1 v11.4.1
copyright c 2000-2008 Broadcom Corporation
copyright c 1997-2000 Intel Corporation
All rights reserved
PXE-E61: media test failure, check cable
PXE-MOF: exiting Broadcom PXE ROM.
Not bootable device--insert boot disk and press key

Then either the computer goes to a black page or restarts

Thank you for your help in advance

Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 12.0

1 answer

  1. Nambo Posted messages 121 Status Member 41
     
    Hello,

    Check that you don't have a USB key connected to your PC, as this can sometimes cause errors during startup.

    In my opinion, this is about the boot sequence of your computer. You need to go into your BIOS and change this sequence so that your hard drive is first, followed by the rest.
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    1. ozeee
       
      Hello, first of all thank you for your response.

      I went into the PC's BIOS on Boot
      so I set these in order:

      1 network boot: LEGACY PCI DEVICE

      2 IDE2: OPTIARC DVD RW AD-7585H

      3 USB CD DVD ROM:

      4 IDEO:

      5 IDE1:

      6 USB FDD:

      7 USB HHD:

      But the problem persists so can you please inform me about the order to have?
      Thank you.
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    2. Nambo Posted messages 121 Status Member 41
       
      Your hard drive does not appear to be detected in the BIOS.

      Is it the original hard drive or have you changed it?
      Have you done a formatting?
      How did your incident happen?
      Was it working before?
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    3. Nambo Posted messages 121 Status Member 41
       
      You should have the option to select your hard drive in your BIOS, if it is detected. Unfortunately, since I don't know your BIOS, I can't guide you.
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    4. ozeee
       
      Indeed, I spoke with Packard Bell on the phone this morning, my issue seems to come from the hard drive.
      I haven't changed it; it's the original. It was working very well the evening before I went to bed, and then in the morning
      the issue appeared at the first startup.

      What information would you need for guidance?

      Thank you.
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