Question Asus B460-i bios "the system cannot find any bootable devices"

[munish259272]

MOTHERBOARD : ROG STRIX B460-I GAMING ( BIOS VERSION : 0401 X64 )

CPU : INTEL I9-10900

RAM : Corsair CMK32GX4M1D3000C16 Desktop Ram Vengeance LPX Series 32GB (32GBx1) DDR4 3000MHz

STORAGE :

Kingston Q500 480GB SATA3 2.5 SSD (SQ50037/480G)

Crucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD - CT1000P1SSD8


I get the error "the system cannot find any bootable devices" when i click on boot menu in bios and cannot see anything listed under boot priority. but the storage drives and seen in the bios the only problem is the boot priority

 

[MeanMachine41]

MOTHERBOARD : ROG STRIX B460-I GAMING ( BIOS VERSION : 0401 X64 )

CPU : INTEL I9-10900

RAM : Corsair CMK32GX4M1D3000C16 Desktop Ram Vengeance LPX Series 32GB (32GBx1) DDR4 3000MHz

STORAGE :

Kingston Q500 480GB SATA3 2.5 SSD (SQ50037/480G)

Crucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD - CT1000P1SSD8


I get the error "the system cannot find any bootable devices" when i click on boot menu in bios and cannot see anything listed under boot priority. but the storage drives and seen in the bios the only problem is the boot priority

Just have the SSD drive your OS will be loaded onto and leave out the other drive for now.
Check cabling and connections and try switching SATA ports to test.
There is a function key that will allow you a choice of boot device, I think it is F8 so press that key during Post cycle.

Check you have installed the M.2 SSD correctly if that's the boot device.
If no go then update your Bios and try again.

 

[munish259272]

Just have the SSD drive your OS will be loaded onto and leave out the other drive for now.
Check cabling and connections and try switching SATA ports to test.
There is a function key that will allow you a choice of boot device, I think it is F8 so press that key during Post cycle.

Check you have installed the M.2 SSD correctly if that's the boot device.
If no go then update your Bios and try again.

I am not sure if i go for checking the cables and m2 ssd because i see the drives in the bios
see the pic here in bios
https://ibb.co/P1nL7Fx

The only thing i can think of is updating bios

 

[MeanMachine41]

I am not sure if i go for checking the cables and m2 ssd because i see the drives in the bios
see the pic here in bios
https://ibb.co/P1nL7Fx

The only thing i can think of is updating bios

Your Bios recognises both drives so use F8 to select Boot device.
Are you trying to instal the OS?

 

[munish259272]

yes, this is a new build. with completely new M2 drives and ssd just installed. There is nothing on those drives and they are not even formatted i think because that's how i believe they are shipped
pressing f8 to select the boot device gives error "the system cannot find any bootable devices"

https://ibb.co/DQXRhCs

I was just trying to install linux with a bootable usb but nothing is listed in the boot priority and pressing F8 throws error
"the system cannot find any bootable devices"

 

[MeanMachine41]

Check in Advanced section of Bios that m.2 device is configured correctly and set up for UEFI enabled NOT Legacy

 

[busca]

Did you manage to fix it? I have a B460-H and a 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD and I’m having the same issue, it is recognized as a storage device but not as a bootable one.

Already swapped cables, enabled UEFI in compatibility mode, enabled AHCI, disabled secure boot and disabled fast boot, any ideas?

 

[munish259272]

My hard drive was bad