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‎01-14-2017 12:04 AM

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Product: Hp 2000
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)
Hey guys I have ran into An issue like this a few times ,and again just recently . And wanted to put my two cents in . I was not getting a Black screen but I was getting an error about there not being a boot device , which I did get sorted with a simple fix .of course after reinstalling without drivers for the second time .... it was a bios update that turns off "legacy support" in the bios update ... that fixed my boot up problem by turning "legacy support " back on .. and my next go to was going to be a post that I read that stated somewhere alone the lines the screen brightness or backlight got turned off or to the lowest setting ... which led the user to think it was not booting when it was working fine without the screen being on ... either way I hope this helps at least one of you guys because I did have a tough time coming to this solution
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