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Pleae install a operating system on your hard disk Hi i bought my presario CQ61-405AX 2nd hand roughly a year ago and it was almost new, my laptop was running fine, and then it froze, and so i had to turn it off, after i waited 30min for it to unfreeze, it now, when i boot it up, appears with a black screen, with the error Presario CQ61 - Boot Device not found, Hard dis not exist

#Boot.elf not found how to#

Here is your service manual, will show you how to replace the hard drive Replace the hard drive with a new one and use your recovery discs to get Windows back on it. The hard drive cable that connects it to the motherboard has somehow failed, not very likely. Hard drive has died, replace it with one of the same size or larger, then use the HP recovery discs to re-install windows.Ģ, The motherboard has serious problems. One of 3 things has happened, listed from most likely to least likelyġ. My guess is I need a new hard drive? I have the 17 recovery disks I made when I setup this laptop, however I'm not sure if they will resolve this issue. After following HP's recommended troubleshooting steps, I receive error Hard disk not exist. I'm receicing the error Boot Device Not Found when i power on my HP G60-235DX laptop. I'm receiving error Boot Device Not Found and Hard disk not exist when I boot up my laptop ****Click the (purple thumbs up icon in the lower right corner of a post) to say thanks**** Resolve Boot Device not Found Error Message Please find the link given below might help you to fix your issue. I'd appreciate any help about this problem.

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Please install an operating system on your hard disk.įor more information, please visit: Could a faulty BIOS update cause this problem?Īnyone else who may have experienced a similar problem? I started getting start-up problems with my hp pavilion dv6t-7000‏. Start-up problem with hp pavilion dv6t-7000‏: 'Boot Device Not Found.

****Please mark Accept As Solution if it solves your problem**** ****Click the White thumb to say thanks**** If you are in another part of the world, start Here. If you have any problem with this link, order them directly from HP. If you don't have your Recovery Discs, you can order a replacement set using the link below. Once done, simply use your Recovery DVDs to reinstall the Operating System on the new drive - they will also reinstall all the original software that came bundled with your notebook as well as re-creating the Recovery Partition on the new HDD. The procedure to replace the Hard Drive starts on of your Maintenance & Service Guide. The drive on the link below is an example of one that would be fine for your notebook. Replacing the Hard Drive is pretty straight forward. A failing Hard Drive can be unpredictable, forinstance you may find you can boot more reliably in to Safe Mode as this generally involves less read/write routines on the drive - some of this is dependant on what is actually causing the failure ie Bad Sectors on the drive, physical problems with the drive spinning-up etc.