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vdepontac Posted messages 6 Status Member -  
 Kcaouette -

Hello to you,

I brought out my old PC that I need for a few projects, and when I started it up, nothing happened. I took out the hard drive that had been installed previously and set everything up exactly as before. I hadn't used it since the fans on my graphics card stopped working, and that was two months ago.

The config is as follows: Intel Desktop Board CM 21b6e102, Sandisk SSD 128GB SD8SSBAT128G1002, 12GB of DDR3 RAM (3x4), VS450, and GTX 750 Ti.

I had forced the update to Windows 11, but I don't think the problem comes from that.

So when I turn it on, I wait, and the PC tells me it can't find a bootable disk. I check the disk, which boots on another PC. Just to be safe, I back up its data and format it. I try to reinstall Windows. With Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11, there are no error messages; it just says it cannot install, and I am aware of the error with Windows 7: We couldn't find any drives. To get a storage driver, click Load driver.

I try Windows 10 again, loading the Intel RST VMD drivers that were recommended to me, but I still can't, I get the same error...

Could you help me?

1 answer

  1. Kcaouette
     

    Hello, a weak CMOS battery, especially after a long time in a closet, can cause this kind of reaction; you need to replace it with a new battery.

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