Need help desktop wont boot.

[Chase Clouser]

Ok I built my first desktop a few weeks ago and it posted fine and I installed Windows 7(upgraded to 10) on a 120g Kingston ssd. Everything went great I updated all my drivers and even downloaded steam and had been playing h1z1. The last I had the computer on was 2 days ago playing h1z1, until my new fans got delivered and I installed them. Skip to today when I installed an nzxt multi card reader, flipped the switch and now it come up to the Gigabyte screen then straight to the no boot device detected blah blah just like before I installed Windows. And help is appreciated. I have the ssd as the main boot device.

This is my build.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/hbTTwP

 

[jrrdmchls]

Ok I built my first desktop a few weeks ago and it posted fine and I installed Windows 7(upgraded to 10) on a 120g Kingston ssd. Everything went great I updated all my drivers and even downloaded steam and had been playing h1z1. The last I had the computer on was 2 days ago playing h1z1, until my new fans got delivered and I installed them. Skip to today when I installed an nzxt multi card reader, flipped the switch and now it come up to the Gigabyte screen then straight to the no boot device detected blah blah just like before I installed Windows. And help is appreciated. I have the ssd as the main boot device.

This is my build.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/hbTTwP

Check your boot order in your BIOS. Its likely that your system is thinking that the card reader could be a boot device. Make sure you SSD is your 1 or 2 boot device.

example: In my PC I boot from CDrom first. And then my SSD.

 

[Chase Clouser]

My ssd is set to boot device number 1 and the optic drive is 2nd.

 

[jrrdmchls]

My ssd is set to boot device number 1 and the optic drive is 2nd.

Dumb idea but what happens if you pull the power on the card reader and try to boot?

 

[Chase Clouser]

I tried that, plus the card reader just plugs into the usb 3.0 slot and a single usb slot I unplugged both and still get that boot device screen

 

[jrrdmchls]

I tried that, plus the card reader just plugs into the usb 3.0 slot and a single usb slot I unplugged both and still get that boot device screen

Hmmm.... Maybe your MBR is corrupt on your SSD? Have your tried to repair windows?

http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com/win10-tips/how-to-create-windows-10-system-repair-disk.html

 

[Chase Clouser]

I tried that, plus the card reader just plugs into the usb 3.0 slot and a single usb slot I unplugged both and still get that boot device screen

Hmmm.... Maybe your MBR is corrupt on your SSD? Have your tried to repair windows?

http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com/win10-tips/how-to-create-windows-10-system-repair-disk.html

Yeah I tried putting my windows disk back in and because I am running windows 10 my windows 7 installer disk won't repair it.

 

[jrrdmchls]

I tried that, plus the card reader just plugs into the usb 3.0 slot and a single usb slot I unplugged both and still get that boot device screen

Hmmm.... Maybe your MBR is corrupt on your SSD? Have your tried to repair windows?

http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com/win10-tips/how-to-create-windows-10-system-repair-disk.html

Yeah I tried putting my windows disk back in and because I am running windows 10 my windows 7 installer disk won't repair it.

Here is a link to the files.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/wiki/insider_wintp-insider_install/how-to-perform-a-repair-upgrade-using-the-windows/35160fbe-9352-4e70-9887-f40096ec3085

Should be able to create a bootable disk or USB drive from the ISO.

 

[Chase Clouser]

I'm at work right now so I'll have to try this when I get home, I have another pc that I can work off of.