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‎02-11-2020 03:54 AM - last edited on ‎02-13-2020 12:36 PM by Retired

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello people! 

 

Yesterday my hp notebook refused to start up normally after having run for quite a while , having stored a great lot of data and being carried around in standby. (I know I'm horrible)

What I do get is the hp auto-repair failing and going into recovery, where my options are very limited. Further checking with uefi concludes that I apparently have no bootable harddrive. 

A systemcheck shows a warning during the short dst  check.

Is there a way to fix this issue? I'm not overly attached to the data on the device, as there is a backup and I do most of my work online. Recovery would be preferable but for now I would just like to use my notebook at all and am not looking forward to getting a new harddrive.

 

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