Hi, I’m very aware this discussion has been had before but I’m at a genuine loss as to what to try as my situation is slightly different.
My computer was working fine today, until I transferred a large amount of GoPro footage into a desktop folder to edit and delete. My computer completely froze, to a point where even the command prompt wouldn’t open, so I turned the laptop off using the button.
Ever since, I cannot boot my Device. In the bios I am picking up my hard drive so that’s not the issue.
I have tried switching to legacy support but that just makes a white message appear on boot that says no boot drive.
Additionally, the Lenovo automatic problem fixed thing on startup determined that it couldn’t boot due to a corrupt windows or something like that, and that I needed to insert a boot drive to recover.
My problem is, I don’t see how my windows could have corrupt just by moving some files, and I’m at a complete loss as to what to try next.
EDIT:
now my laptop is not picking up any hard disk, instead it is ‘not detected’.
Any help is appreciated.
Benn
My computer was working fine today, until I transferred a large amount of GoPro footage into a desktop folder to edit and delete. My computer completely froze, to a point where even the command prompt wouldn’t open, so I turned the laptop off using the button.
Ever since, I cannot boot my Device. In the bios I am picking up my hard drive so that’s not the issue.
I have tried switching to legacy support but that just makes a white message appear on boot that says no boot drive.
Additionally, the Lenovo automatic problem fixed thing on startup determined that it couldn’t boot due to a corrupt windows or something like that, and that I needed to insert a boot drive to recover.
My problem is, I don’t see how my windows could have corrupt just by moving some files, and I’m at a complete loss as to what to try next.
EDIT:
now my laptop is not picking up any hard disk, instead it is ‘not detected’.
Any help is appreciated.
Benn
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