THE BOOT ITEM HARD DISK IS GONE, AND IT WON T START HELP

Start--Run--Input:regsvr32 Enter, then Start--Run--Input:regsvr32 Enter.

Restart your computer and you'll be able to fix it.

This trick can also be used to resolve issues where System Restore and Automatic Updates are not working.

Even the machine also comes and drips like this. It's hyper-threaded, right? The hard drive is an integrated socket, right?

It is because the voltage automatically changes to the integrated circuit port. Go to the Amibios New Setup Utility (i.e. press del at startup) and change the ATA configaration of the On-chip IDE Configaration in Integrated Periphral to P-ATA+S-ATAIt should be fine.

It's just that the hard drive is broken, take it and fix it. The motherboard can't find the hard drive, so it only recognizes the optical drive.

If your hard drive is not detected, you can consider seeing if the data cable is loose.

It's likely to be a hard injury, but if it's a hard injury, it's all about prayer.

Open the case,,Replug the hard disk cable and power cable to try it...

If the power supply or motherboard is not in good contact, then warm up first to enter the boot menu and stay for 15-30 minutes.

Kill the virus first. Then check the main driver, then check whether the hardware in the case is plugged in, and then check whether the graphics card, CPU fan is turned.

Your question and a friend of mine also came up, I wonder if there is a problem with the motherboard, wait until he repairs it and tell you the exact answer!

Most of them are faulty motherboard circuits.

Set up the relevant options of SATA in BIOS, only hang SATA hard disk, and then enter DOS to see if you can get in, and use tools to solve it.

Make sure you have enough power on the mains.

Format your hard drive! Select the F32 system.

If one of the two hard disks is removed and the other cannot boot, check the following items:

1) Check the boot mode and secure boot items in the BIOSIf the mode of the second hard disk does not meet the boot mode (UEFI legacy) and secure boot (disable enable) settings in the BIOS, it will not boot normally, in this case, you should change the settings of these two items and then confirm whether the hard disk can boot.

2) BIOS abnormality.

After removing the first hard drive, turn off the computer and press the power on button several times to clear the residual power in the host, then enter the BIOS after booting up, restore the default value of the BIOS, and then try to boot the second hard disk.

Win8 should also be the installation version of it,If it's the ghost version by starting the selection disk boot,The theory will not appear in the situation you said,But if it's installed,Win8's boot is also in the BCD of the 200M partition of the win7 disk,To boot win8,The first premise is the main partition,Then make sure it's activated,And then copy the boot file from the win7 disk 200m partition to the win8 system area., bootsect repairs boot as well as re-bcd. For specific operations, you must first determine whether your two systems are installed as I said, and then ask them.

Hello! 1. In the BIOS-boot item, the first boot item is SSD;

2. The SSD should be the active primary partition; You can use the DiskGen software under PE to operate the SSD; At the same time, the SSD can be reconstructed to rebuild the master boot record;

3. You can format the mechanical hard disk and set the mechanical hard disk as a logical partition;

Hope you find the above information helpful! If the above reply still does not help you, you can continue to ask questions or contact ASUS service**400, 600-6655 for consultation! Thank you!

That's right, you have to do a process, cancel the activation of the HDD, and then activate the SSD. And to rebuild the master boot on the SSD. If you are win7 and below, it is to create MBR boot, win8 or above to create GRUB boot.

The place where it is set up is in a tool of the PE system, called DiskGenius. Generally we call it DG partition tool, you try it first. I won't ask if I don't understand.

It should be a problem with the disk, or the boot partition of the disk is broken, and the motherboard does not recognize the boot sector.

It is recommended to use the PE system to rebuild the partition table or boot sector with PA Disk Utility after entering, if it really doesn't work, it is estimated that you will have to reformat the hard disk.

Do you have an SSD partition.

The solution is to connect the data cable of the SSD to SATA0 of the motherboard and the data cable of the HDD to SATA1.

The computer doesn't recognize the hard disk when it starts, there are a few solutions you can try:

1. Re-plug the hardware cable;

2. Reset the motherboard BIOS settings, pick the motherboard battery, and install it after a few minutes of discharge (reason: it may be that the BIOS settings cause the motherboard not to read the hard disk);

3. Check whether the hard disk has bad sectors, if so, repair the bad sectors and then restart the computer;

4. Test the motherboard, if there is a problem with the motherboard, it is also possible to disown the hard disk (it is recommended to take it to a professional computer store for after-sales testing);

5. Through the PE system disk, repartition the hard disk after formatting, and establish a boot area (the reason may be that the hard disk partition is not activated, resulting in the inability to boot the hard disk).

1. Check if the plug-in cable is connected.

2. Is there a problem with the hard disk?

Unplug and replug all the power cables.

No, I had to find someone to fix it.

How do I start the hard drive, the computer boots up and can't detect the hard drive, what should I do?

If the computer turns on and does not recognize the hard disk.

Some motherboards are only displayed after the U disk is inserted, here is a very detailed**tutorial,By the way, mention this** [Computer Store U Disk Boot Disk Maker],Use it to make a U disk boot disk is OK,I hope it helps you,Hehe。