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11-07-2017 09:07 AM
HBG4e, no bootable device-insert boot disk and press any key
I have held the esc key and then hit F11 with this error. Noteboook will not boot.
Help! PPPPLLLLEEEEEASE
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11-08-2017 09:48 AM
Not in this case. These little "laptops" are constructed more like cell phones. Here is the Service Manual:
The eMMC module is soldered to the motherboard. Try some of the other F2 tests and see if they all flash by like that. I am thinking the module is toast and the test opens and closes immediately because the eMMC is fried.
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11-07-2017 02:25 PM
Im sorry but I had ran that previous and the test, both quick and extened display the results so fast that i cant make out what it says. I opened up the case and there isnt a 'hard drive' in what i know to be the normal hard drive. How would I replace or can u? Thank you for your help by the way.
11-08-2017 09:48 AM
Not in this case. These little "laptops" are constructed more like cell phones. Here is the Service Manual:
The eMMC module is soldered to the motherboard. Try some of the other F2 tests and see if they all flash by like that. I am thinking the module is toast and the test opens and closes immediately because the eMMC is fried.
If this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
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