Question Windows 10 not detected

[Uul]

So guys please help me, my PC won't to booting to my operating system (windows 10) , it's just showed messages " Reboot and select proper device or insert boot media in selected Boot device and press a key " I check my HDD is detected on the BIOS, but the strange thing is , this error is not happening sometimes, so sometimes it's fine and sometimes it error again, idk what happening guys please help me,

*Sorry for my bad English
Thank you

 

[bandarawgn]

Maybe HDD is not the default boot option. check your boot order. I got this error when I selected the DVD ROM as the boot option without a DVD in it.

 

[Uul]

Maybe HDD is not the default boot option. check your boot order. I got this error when I selected the DVD ROM as the boot option without a DVD in it.

But I don't have any CD/DVD ROM installed on my PC,

 

[onespeedbiker]

Do you have any other drives, 2nd hdd or usb installed.

 

[Colif]

what motherboard do you have?

It could be the boot method is set to auto and sometimes your drive isn't found right away at startup and the boot method swaps and gives that error as one boot method isn't compatible with the newest drive format.

 

[Uul]

Do you have any other drives, 2nd hdd or usb installed.

No, just 1

 

[scout_03]

did you try another sata cable on the hdd .

 

[onespeedbiker]

Assuming your hdd is not GPT formatted, if the cable doesn't help, try rebuilding your Master Boot Record. https://www.pcworld.com/article/311...ster-boot-record-and-fix-your-bricked-pc.html

 

[Colif]

1. What motherboard do you have?
it could be as simple as changing 1 bios setting. Almost all new BIOS have support for UEFI and Legacy/CSM boot. Some of them have a setting called auto which can swap between UEFI and Legacy. On these motherboards you may be able to swap it to match whichever format your drive is now, and it won't ever not boot again. Windows cannot change BIOS settings


2. If you can login, can you right click start at desktop
choose Disk Management
Open the windows so you can see all the columns
take a screenshot and upload it to an image sharing website and show a link here. we see what format drive is

 

[Uul]

1. What motherboard do you have?
it could be as simple as changing 1 bios setting. Almost all new BIOS have support for UEFI and Legacy/CSM boot. Some of them have a setting called auto which can swap between UEFI and Legacy. On these motherboards you may be able to swap it to match whichever format your drive is now, and it won't ever not boot again. Windows cannot change BIOS settings


2. If you can login, can you right click start at desktop
choose Disk Management
Open the windows so you can see all the columns
take a screenshot and upload it to an image sharing website and show a link here. we see what format drive is

My motherboard is MSI A58M-E33
I can't login to the windows yet so I can't take the screenshot

 

[Uul]

did you try another sata cable on the ssd .

I did, but still the same

 

[Colif]

manual of motherboard not very helpful. Tried to find any instructions about what to do, likely something on boot tab (can you take a screenshot?)

 

[onespeedbiker]

If you can't take a screen shot, use you smart phone.

 

[Colif]

Thats what I meant to say

 

[scout_03]

did you check the drive using is maker software .