Question reboot and select proper boot device

[Espinosa123]

HI everyone,

my problem is that, everytime I turn my PC on. It always says "reboot and select proper boot device" even i have selected my 1st hard disk which have the OS win 10. but when i run the bios and quit I will run the windows.
Already checked my hdd if it is healthy with HDTUNE and its okay. Already change my Sata cable and still reboot and select proper boot device.
what might be the problem here?

would be very thankful to you guys.

specs:
i5-7400
2x4gb 2400mhz geil evo x
msi b250m mortar
1tb hdd (no sdd)

 

[Ralston18]

Did you check/replace both the data and power cables to the HDD?

What PSU is installed: make, model, wattage, age, condition?

Check Event Viewer and Reliability History/Manager. The logs may be capturing some error code or warning that correspond with the initial boot failure.

 

[Espinosa123]

Did you check/replace both the data and power cables to the HDD?

What PSU is installed: make, model, wattage, age, condition?

Check Event Viewer and Reliability History/Manager. The logs may be capturing some error code or warning that correspond with the initial boot failure.

already check sata and power cables.

PSU is thermaltake lite power 550w

where can i find the check event viewer and reliability history? not familiar with it.

thanks btw.

 

[ElectrO_90]

What happens when you disconnect the NON Boot drive?
Is it possible your motherboard is prioritizing the NON boot drive, so just swapping the cables around will fix it?

 

[Ralston18]

Just start typing either "Event Viewer" or "Reliability History" in the "Type here to search" box.

Reliability History is easier to follow and understand. Look for yellow triangles and red circles. But even informational events can be meaningful.

 

[SgtScream]

Unplug all usb peripherals except the monitor, including any internal spare drives and see if the issue replicates. If it doesn't plug in one peripheral/component in at a time until the issue replicates.