Read this article with a very similar issue and how to fix it which might be your situation in some cases.
If you can’t find the option in the BIOS above exactly and you searched all the options try resetting the BIOS back to its default settings, this sometimes resets boot priority and makes the Hard drive primary.
If it’s however not fixed try these additional things that might help.ġ. See that’s was not so bad your issue should now be fixed. The computer will restart and this time it should just boot all the way up to Windows login screen. In both cases these options related to laptops for the most part and may have slightly different names.Ĥ.Next press F10 to save and exit or go over the Exit tab and choose the option to save and exit.
The above should do it but in some cases if that’s not working you will need to set these additional options: Disable the option Boot security.Last set Boot mode to Legacy if you are loading an older operating system. Now look at the boot order or Boot priority and make sure that the first device that’s set at 1st Boot device is – Internal HDD devices or the Main hard drive.ģ. Once in the BIOS navigate to the boot tab with your keyboard or Boot options. It’s different for every computer and all you need to do is press for example F2, Delete key or some other key that’s indicated to go to the BIOS.Ģ. You will need to boot into the BIOS, if the key is not indicated on the error screen it should be displayed as the computer starts up for the first time. To fix this issue simply follow the instructions below:ġ. They are Usually running Windows 7, Windows 8,Windows 10 or some older or newer version of the Windows operating system or some other OS. This mainly happens to Laptops although desktops are not excluded. Now if a computer can’t locate the Hard drive then it won’t be able to startup the operating system so it returns the error: No boot device Available or No bootable device. Well the error as the name suggests is the computer telling the end-user which is you that it can’t boot windows in most cases because it can’t find or locate the boot device which is the hard drive. What does the: No Boot device Available mean?
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