Reboot and Select proper Boot Device after force shutdown

Jakkals_5

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Jul 5, 2016
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Hi,
I was playing some games with friends when a game crashed and i was unable to tab-out or crl+alt+del, i waited a few minuets to see if the game will start to respond, however after about 2-3 minutes i got impatient and force shutdown the computer, when i tried to reboot the computer it took longer than usually and finally enter into a black screen with the message: "select proper boot device or insert boot media" I was confused as this never happens before and i tried to enter the bios. I checked the boot order priorities and nothing changed, it was still on my SSD. (I have a SSD that's 128GB with just windows installed and a 3T HDD for other miscellaneous stuff)I disconnected my HDD to see if it will boot and it gave the same error, i tired to remove the SSD and same error, i tried removing the power cable and leaving it for 30 minutes and nothing changed. I then tried to boot from the windows 10 disk but it gave the same error even after i inserted the disk on the error screen where is says "insert boot media". My final attempt was to buy a new SSD (500gb Samsung 750 EVO) but no luck, it still gave the same error 🙁 . The only other explanation i have is that the chip in the motherboard is unable to find the OS, however i don't see how force shutting down would affect that?

Any help would be appreciated, im out of ideas
Sorry about any grammar/English mistakes ;P

PC components:
MB: MSI h97 Gaming 3
CPU: I7-4770k ~ 4ghz
GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 1070
Old SSD: U100 Sandisk (not sure if you can buy these as it was from an old pc that i took apart.)
New SSD: Samsung SSD 750 EVO (500gb)
HDD: Unknown (all i know is that it has been working for the last 2-3 years and its 3000gb)
RAM: 16GB DDR3 (unknown manufacture as it was from an older pc aswell)

Update; The old SSD was broken (something about fatal hardware error) reinstalled windows on new SSD and PC works fine. nothing was lost the old SSD only had windows installed anyway
 
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Its all good man i solved it, it turned out that the two hard drives were petitioned, and therefore the pc didnt start, the SSD was broken (Fatal hardware error or something) Getting a new SSD and installing windows on there solved the problem, now i just need to reinstall all my drivers :/


Its all good man i solved it, it turned out that the two hard drives were petitioned, and therefore the pc didnt start, the SSD was broken (Fatal hardware error or something) Getting a new SSD and installing windows on there solved the problem, now i just need to reinstall all my drivers :/
 
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