@ukomfarmasi Enter your computer's BIOS and check if your computer's HDD still shows. This error is the most common error when you have a failed HDD. It can't find the OS, so it's moving down the list to other possible boot devices until it finally displays the No Boot Device Found.
To enter the BIOS, power on the system and then go to BIOS Setup by pressing the F2 key.
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You can quickly verify this by setting the boot order to USB and create a bootable USB drive. Then start your computer from that. If it properly functions, you will have to replace your HDD.
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You can quickly verify this by setting the boot order to USB and create a bootable USB drive. Then start your computer from that. If it properly functions, you know you will have to replace your HDD.
@ukomfarmasi Enter your computer's BIOS and check if your computer's HDD still shows. This error is the most common error when you have a failed HDD. It can't find the OS, so it's moving down the list to other possible boot devices until it finally displays the No Boot Device Found.
To enter the BIOS, power on the system and then go to BIOS Setup by pressing the F2 key.
You can quickly verify this by setting the boot order to USB and create a bootable USB drive. Then start your computer from that. If it properly functions, you will have to replace your HDD.