causes no bootable device

An error message indicating "No bootable device" may appear if your primary partition is inactive because of a mistake in your computer. To fix the problem No Bootable Device Toshiba Laptop, you should make it active again.

The operation of the tool is easy:

Double-click to open the programChoose your USB drive from "Device".Choose "Create bootable disk using" as well as the option "ISO image"Right-click the CD-ROM symbol to select the ISO fileYou can choose any name for your USB drive under "New volume label".

You can try the steps here to see if they work.

Method 1
This problem may arise if the first boot device has not been set to Hard Disk in BIOS. If Hard Disk is set as the first boot device, I suggest that you check it and if so change it to Hard Disk. You may need to contact your computer manufacturer in order to set the same.

If your computer does not start after you have set Hard Disk to be the first boot device in BIOS then I suggest that you use DVD to make it boot. Then, try the next Method. You may need to contact your computer manufacturer for instructions on how to set it up.

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Please note: Changing BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS), settings improperly could cause serious problems and prevent your computer's from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems caused by the configuration of BIOS/CMOS settings will be fixed. You are responsible for any modifications to the settings.

Method 2
Once DVD has been set as the first boot device, I recommend that you check whether you can boot your computer from Windows 8 Installation/repair disk. These steps will help you determine if you can boot your computer from Windows 8 Repair disk or Windows 8 Installation.

 

 

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