Hey everyone,
I just upgraded my PC and put in a new ASRock H87 Pro4 MOBO and i5 4670 CPU, eventually I started getting this on boot...
"Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key"
It was booting to my Disc Drive instead of HDD(even though HDD was set as Default). Also if I remove the Disc Drive from Boot Options, it boots to the Bios Setup.
The funny thing about it is this isn't guaranteed to happen, and if it does happen, I can just simply reboot and it will detect the HDD and Windows will load normally and work fine.
Any thoughts on this? I didn't touch anything, I left the motherboard on the defaults when I installed Windows 7 and the hardware.
The SATA option was set to AHCI by default and not IDE(not sure how likely that could be the cause)
**UPDATE: I rechecked all my connections and even plugged the HDD into a new SATA port, after doing this the HDD would not be detected at all. Once I swapped it back to the original SATA port, it was being recognized, but only every other restart just like the original issue**
OS:
Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium
BIOS:(taken from dxdiag)
Date: 07/05/13, 12:31:16, Ver: 04.06.05
Hardware:
ASRock H87 Pro4
Intel i5 4670
Western Digital Black 1TB HDD (about 2 years old, has been working flawlessly until new MOBO)
Geforce GTX 560 Ti
G.Skill DDR3 1600
Corsair GS700 PSU
Thanks,
-Jordan
I just upgraded my PC and put in a new ASRock H87 Pro4 MOBO and i5 4670 CPU, eventually I started getting this on boot...
"Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key"
It was booting to my Disc Drive instead of HDD(even though HDD was set as Default). Also if I remove the Disc Drive from Boot Options, it boots to the Bios Setup.
The funny thing about it is this isn't guaranteed to happen, and if it does happen, I can just simply reboot and it will detect the HDD and Windows will load normally and work fine.
Any thoughts on this? I didn't touch anything, I left the motherboard on the defaults when I installed Windows 7 and the hardware.
The SATA option was set to AHCI by default and not IDE(not sure how likely that could be the cause)
**UPDATE: I rechecked all my connections and even plugged the HDD into a new SATA port, after doing this the HDD would not be detected at all. Once I swapped it back to the original SATA port, it was being recognized, but only every other restart just like the original issue**
OS:
Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium
BIOS:(taken from dxdiag)
Date: 07/05/13, 12:31:16, Ver: 04.06.05
Hardware:
ASRock H87 Pro4
Intel i5 4670
Western Digital Black 1TB HDD (about 2 years old, has been working flawlessly until new MOBO)
Geforce GTX 560 Ti
G.Skill DDR3 1600
Corsair GS700 PSU
Thanks,
-Jordan
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