Boot Device not Found

[Tjesse]

Hello,

I know this is a widespread problem and I know there are many topics with solutions around on all kinds of fora. I have gone through so many I have lost track so I decided to start my own threat. 

The problem is 'Boot Device not found' 

Now, I have tried the f2 system diagnostics, both the quick and the extensive hardrive check, both passed with flying colours. 

I don't have any usb in the laptop from which is could try to boot.

I tried to switch the legacy support/secure boot.

The uefi boot order and legacy boot order are fine (I included a picture because maybe I am mistaken).

It might be something very obvious that I am missing but I was wondering if there are more things I can try? I'd be very grateful for any advice. 

Sincerely,

Tjesse Boot options

The problem

[Lil_Boy_Blue]

Hi

Hard Disk 3F0 is a failed Hard Disk.

So can you install an operating system?

Can you drop down the OS Boot Manager?

and check if there is indeed a Boot Manager?

[Tjesse]

Hi! Thanks for your help. OS Boot manager not found, it says. 

 I am not entirely sure how to go about installing an operating system from here to be honest. 

[Lil_Boy_Blue]

Hi

Well it is a bit of 3 act tragedy.

First is hardware replacement.

Second is OS and drivers.

The final act is trying to recover your data.

Unfortunately I am currently mobile and using a phone that is out SMART ing me, so apologies that this is less than meaningful.

[Lil_Boy_Blue]

Hi

You would need to source a Replacement Hard Drive, then install on OS...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

etc etc.

So is it something you wish to try, if so can you give an exact Model Number, or take to a local repair shop?