"Dispositif de démarrage introuvable -- insérez le disque de démarrage et appuyez sur une touche" Acer
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Hello,
I was quietly playing Hearthstone when my PC asked me for an update requiring a restart. Even though it was bugging, I did it. When I came back 20 minutes later, my PC was on a black screen and was unresponsive, so I turned it off and back on. It displayed an old version of Windows and started a repair. I had to leave, so I shut down my PC.
And now, 2 hours later, it shows me
"Check cable connection!
PXE MOF: Exiting Intel PXE ROM.
No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key"
I’ve pressed Enter and even Ctrl + Alt + Del, but it goes back to the same place. I need help please :/
I was quietly playing Hearthstone when my PC asked me for an update requiring a restart. Even though it was bugging, I did it. When I came back 20 minutes later, my PC was on a black screen and was unresponsive, so I turned it off and back on. It displayed an old version of Windows and started a repair. I had to leave, so I shut down my PC.
And now, 2 hours later, it shows me
"Check cable connection!
PXE MOF: Exiting Intel PXE ROM.
No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key"
I’ve pressed Enter and even Ctrl + Alt + Del, but it goes back to the same place. I need help please :/
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3 answers
Good evening...
Your machine is trying to boot from a network... which it obviously can't find!
You need to enter the BIOS by repeatedly pressing F2 or Del right after powering on, check that your hard drive is present, and if it is, make sure it's also set as the first option in the boot order; if not, set it as first... save the changes and exit the BIOS to reboot....
Best regards,
@+
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"He who wants to climb a mountain must start from the bottom!"
Signed: "Gillette" alias "nobody"! ;) (°!°)
Your machine is trying to boot from a network... which it obviously can't find!
You need to enter the BIOS by repeatedly pressing F2 or Del right after powering on, check that your hard drive is present, and if it is, make sure it's also set as the first option in the boot order; if not, set it as first... save the changes and exit the BIOS to reboot....
Best regards,
@+
--
"He who wants to climb a mountain must start from the bottom!"
Signed: "Gillette" alias "nobody"! ;) (°!°)
I hope you all find a solution to your problem.