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My computer shut off and when it turned itself back on, it had the message:
"Reboot and Select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key"
I've tried restarting it, however it resulted in no changes. I attempted to reinstall windows, only to find out it is only seeing my HDD instead of both my HDD and SDD. My SDD is the location of Windows.
I opened up my computer and tried to switch the SATA cables of my HDD and SDD, but that simply made neither seen. I tried to go into my BIOS and fix it, but I don't know what I must change.
Help?
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Check out the boot priority in the bios to make sure your OS drive is present.
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your ssd might be dead. put the ssd in another computer. if it doesn't show at all it's most likely fucked.
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Alright the SSD is dead. Went out and bought a SATA cable from BB but to no avail. Tried it on another computer too.
I've decided to install windows on my HDD however I've run into another problem.
I need to reformat my HDD from GPT to another type compatible with windows.
How do I do that?
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>>81557
Just run the windows installation andbl format the drive. Windows will happily nuke whatever is on there it doesn't like.
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>>81557
GPT is compatible with Windows, if you use a Windows that's not from the fucking stone age.
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>>81719
Dude, delete both partitions, then select the only available area
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