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Burger_King_Kong -  
Hello,
I have a problem:
I’m on Windows and when I start it I land on a blue screen that tells me:

Boot Device Not Found

Please install an operating system

Hard Drive - (3FD)

F2 - System Diagnostics

For more information, please consult
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01442956?openCLC=true

I don’t understand anything help

19 answers

  1.  Burger_King_Kong Author
    Hello, I’m getting back to you after a while,
    I finally managed to get the USB key to install Windows 10 working correctly.
    Your help was very useful to me, I thank you.
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    1. Burger_King_Kong Author
      Ok and ??? (Because nothing is happening (same error))
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        We need to get the PC to start from the USB key
        or have the USB key recognized in the boot menu
        do you have another PC?
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    2. Burger_King_Kong Author
      And?
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        I don’t understand why the USB drive isn’t recognized
        return to the menu here:

        and set "USB hard drive" in the 1st position using the "Enter" key
        then do "F10" to save
        and restart the PC with the USB drive plugged in
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      2. Parisse
        Man
        I have a problem and I don't have a USB key, my mom must have one but am I obliged to do it to solve the problem?
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    3. Burger_King_Kong Author
      Here is the translation to English:

      Voila :
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        go to "Device Options"
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    5. Burger_King_Kong Author
      I will send you all the images that can be seen here:
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        so yes the hard drive is indeed recognized by the BIOS " ST 500 DM002 "
        it's a 500 GB drive
        go to the " Advanced " menu
        give photo
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    6. Burger_King_Kong Author
      Yes but it doesn’t work
      So I don’t have the right app on the USB key
      So I would need the right software but which one?
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        strange the key and the hard drive is not detected in the boot option
        go back into the Bios and go to the "Storage" menu
        and show me the recognized hard drive
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    7. Burger_King_Kong Author
      And I land on this menu:
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        Do you have the Windows 10 USB key plugged in?
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    8. Burger_King_Kong Author
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        press the " F9 "
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    9. Burger_King_Kong Author
      It is a reflection of the light I’m sending you the photo and at startup I press the F10 key
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        USB key plugged in
        restart and press "Esc"
        instead of going into the BIOS you should have a menu of options
        provide photo
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    10. Burger_King_Kong Author
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        This is the BIOS
        don’t put on the flash I can’t clearly see what’s written at the top as a menu
        which key did you press at startup of the PC?
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    11. Burger_King_Kong Author
      I can’t find it.
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        give photo of the page when you pressed "Escape or F10"
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    12. Burger_King_Kong Author
      The problem is that the computer starts up but does not display a menu with conventional files and therefore I cannot access the files.
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        restart the PC and do it as for BIOS access
        choose " boot option "
        it should be " F9 " I think
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    13. Burger_King_Kong Author
      A Windows 10 installer
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        well then start on it
        then arrive at this page


        click bottom left on " Repair the computer "
        then " Troubleshooting "
        then " Command Prompt "
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    14. Burger_King_Kong Author
      Yes a USB drive
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        Do you have a USB key or is there Windows 10 on it?
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    15. Burger_King_Kong Author
      Yes, the hard drive is detected.
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        So these must be the startup files that are corrupted
        we'll try to recreate them
        do you have a USB drive or Windows 10 installation DVD?
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    16. Burger_King_Kong Author
      And now what do I do?
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        check in the BIOS if the hard drive is recognized
        attach a photo of the bios if you don't find it
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    17. Burger_King_Kong Author
      It’s an HP PRO 3405 MT
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        When the computer is off, press the Power button to turn it on, then immediately press and hold the “F10 or Escape” key to access the BIOS.
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    18. Burger_King_Kong Author
      The problem is that I just can't access the BIOS.
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      1. jfmimi Contributor
        What is the brand of the PC?
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    19. jfmimi Contributor
      Hello
      your PC can’t find the hard drive or the system startup files
      check in the BIOS if the hard drive is recognized

      If my answer helped you, click the Thank you button.
      Set as resolved if your problem is fixed.
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