No bootable device detected. [...] BIOS
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Hello,
When I turn on my computer, I receive an error message.
" No bootable device detected. The system will now access the BIOS. "
My computer does not start, and I find myself in the BIOS, but I don't know anything about it... I bought this computer from a store 3 months ago. I hope you can help me. I can't even find safe mode... Thank you.
ASUS
AMD 8-core FX-8120 processor at 3.1 GHz
10 GB DDR3 system memory
2 TB hard drive
24x DVD-RW
WINDOWS 8
2 GB DDR3 AMD HD7670 graphics
802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN
Ports: PS/2, RJ45 LAN (10/100/1000), 8-channel audio, input/output, 4 x USB 2.0, 2 x USB 3.0
ALC892 high definition 8-channel audio
When I turn on my computer, I receive an error message.
" No bootable device detected. The system will now access the BIOS. "
My computer does not start, and I find myself in the BIOS, but I don't know anything about it... I bought this computer from a store 3 months ago. I hope you can help me. I can't even find safe mode... Thank you.
ASUS
AMD 8-core FX-8120 processor at 3.1 GHz
10 GB DDR3 system memory
2 TB hard drive
24x DVD-RW
WINDOWS 8
2 GB DDR3 AMD HD7670 graphics
802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN
Ports: PS/2, RJ45 LAN (10/100/1000), 8-channel audio, input/output, 4 x USB 2.0, 2 x USB 3.0
ALC892 high definition 8-channel audio
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Hello,
Just to report, I received an Asus M52AD-XTREME two weeks ago, no boot device detected. Returned it for warranty, waited 15 days and then received a new PC. Same problem.
I'm fed up, took apart the PC (bye warranty), and found that the hard drive power cable wasn't plugged in. Just like several sites had pointed out.
Conclusion: either the Asus assembly team are the worst screw-ups I know, or they avoid plugging in the cables on the gaming ranges, suspecting that we will open it to fix such a simple problem and save themselves some warranty returns...
Heads up to DIY enthusiasts.
Just to report, I received an Asus M52AD-XTREME two weeks ago, no boot device detected. Returned it for warranty, waited 15 days and then received a new PC. Same problem.
I'm fed up, took apart the PC (bye warranty), and found that the hard drive power cable wasn't plugged in. Just like several sites had pointed out.
Conclusion: either the Asus assembly team are the worst screw-ups I know, or they avoid plugging in the cables on the gaming ranges, suspecting that we will open it to fix such a simple problem and save themselves some warranty returns...
Heads up to DIY enthusiasts.
