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HP Spectre 15-eb1 x360 Convertible Laptop PC IDS Base Model
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My boss's daughter was doing a MS Windows update on her 3 year old Spectre 15 x360 and it crashed and won't reboot.  It shows the HP logo and then goes to error screen eventually.    It appears that the Bios won't detect the SSD's now, but running diagnostics shows all is well with SSD's .  The system can't go into recovery mode because it doesn't detect the drives.  I booted to a dvd iso and loaded up the windows 11 recovery but it also won't detect a drive to install or repair.  Stuck on this one!  Any direction would be appreciated.   

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Unfortunately, your solutions did not solve the problem.   What I did discover is that somehow during the MS update, it must have created a partition on the HD (so essentially bios saw 2 drives) and OPTANE can only handle one drive.  After disabling the OPTANE (in bios,  can't remember how I did it exactly 😞   It then booted up normal.   It was a struggle to discover what had happened.   

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@Presto25 

 

Welcome to the HP support community.

 

I understand that you are getting no boot issues on your notebook, I am glad to assist you.

Follow the steps mentioned in this HP document to fix the issue:- Click here

 

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Unfortunately, your solutions did not solve the problem.   What I did discover is that somehow during the MS update, it must have created a partition on the HD (so essentially bios saw 2 drives) and OPTANE can only handle one drive.  After disabling the OPTANE (in bios,  can't remember how I did it exactly 😞   It then booted up normal.   It was a struggle to discover what had happened.   

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