Hi,
I got an Acer Aspire with Windows 10 about a week ago and I am having some issues when the laptop comes out of sleep mode. Whenever I get the computer out of sleep mode, the screen just says "No Bootable Device Available" and if I pressed any key, it would bring me to another screen that would say "Choose device from this list". The only option that would appear is Windows Boot Manager and if I press that, it says that it cannot be used and goes back to the screen with the list.
I also have two external drives connected to my laptop and I think I connected them while firing up the computer for the first time a week ago. I experimented with these external drives and found that if I disconnected both drives from my laptop before getting the computer out of sleep mode, the computer would act normally without the "No Bootable Device Available" screen appearing.
I read some other posts in other forums stating that the hard drive order may be incorrect. I did go into BIOS and checked the order and found that the #1 item was Windows Boot Manager and #2 was my laptop's internal hard drive. I'm not sure what else to do and would greatly appreciate any help as I do not want to have to disconnect both hard drives every time I want to get my computer out of sleep mode and then plug them back in.
Thank you for your time,
-Ec1ips3s
I got an Acer Aspire with Windows 10 about a week ago and I am having some issues when the laptop comes out of sleep mode. Whenever I get the computer out of sleep mode, the screen just says "No Bootable Device Available" and if I pressed any key, it would bring me to another screen that would say "Choose device from this list". The only option that would appear is Windows Boot Manager and if I press that, it says that it cannot be used and goes back to the screen with the list.
I also have two external drives connected to my laptop and I think I connected them while firing up the computer for the first time a week ago. I experimented with these external drives and found that if I disconnected both drives from my laptop before getting the computer out of sleep mode, the computer would act normally without the "No Bootable Device Available" screen appearing.
I read some other posts in other forums stating that the hard drive order may be incorrect. I did go into BIOS and checked the order and found that the #1 item was Windows Boot Manager and #2 was my laptop's internal hard drive. I'm not sure what else to do and would greatly appreciate any help as I do not want to have to disconnect both hard drives every time I want to get my computer out of sleep mode and then plug them back in.
Thank you for your time,
-Ec1ips3s
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