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Pavilion 590-p0097cb
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

When I turn on my computer up it’s says no boot device found 

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@Hungluc879 -- possibilities:

 

  1. disk-drive physical failure
  2. messed-up file-system on the disk-drive, so that the Windows "start-up" files cannot be accessed
  3. disk-drive not listed as being "bootable" (look within BIOS SETUP to confirm)
  4. power-connector not connected to the disk-drive
  5. data-cable not connected to the disk-drive
  6. data-cable not connected to the motherboard
  7. that SATA socket on the motherboard has been marked, in BIOS SETUP, as "inactive"
  8. failing motherboard

If you do not have the technical skills to trouble-shoot the above points, you need to take the computer to a qualified computer technician.

 

 

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