Windows 10 error No boot device available

[RichTech]

(10-16-2016, 09:10 PM)Compton Wrote:  ya i know but in any case he's probably reinstalling windows

Yeah probably! We shall wait and see

[Mike12]

Good Day,

Ok, have the media and burned the iso.

Now getting an error.

CDBOOT: Couldn't find BOOTMGR

No boot device available

Strike the F1 key to reboot, F2 to run the setup utility

Sata 1 : Installed
Sata 2 : Installed

Sata 3 and 4 none

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Mike

[Compton]

what is manufacturer and model number of computer

[RichTech]

What partition table did you set when using rufus to create the bootable usb. Did you select MBR or GPT? Are you using UEFI or MBR? What motherboard do you have?

[Mike12]

Good day,

I burned an iso using imgburn... it is a Dell Inspiron Desktop..

Should I create an image on a usb drive?

Thanks,

Mike

[Compton]

yes CD / DVD can cause problem I dump all windows CD/DVD flash drive is the way to go
use rufus rufus

[WinXPto10]

Personally, i am using Zorin Linux as my secondary PC and Windows 8.1 as my primary PC

[RichTech]

(10-16-2016, 09:50 PM)Compton Wrote:  yes CD / DVD can cause problem I dump all windows CD/DVD flash drive is the way to go
use rufus rufus

Yes Rufus is the way to go. I did suggest that though from the beginning, but it is always good to have a second opinion

[Britec]

• Make sure the ISO was bootable to start with.
• Enter BIOS and go to Boot tab and make sure DVD or USB device is First. (example: if your using DVD select that device to boot first)
• Enter BIOS and Disable Secure Boot
• Enter BIOS and Enable Legacy Mode
  

You should then be able to boot to that device.

[Compton]

• thread closed due to lack of replay its past a week
  

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• thank you