My laptop says no bootable device
When I try to turn on the pc it says no bootable device found
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@marube the most common reason for that typically is caused by an issue with the hard drive or the boot order in the BIOS. To start fixing this, you will need to use a bootable USB or DVD. Something like a Linux Lite bootable USB is best, since you can use that OS to check the access to your HDD. If the bootable OS does not see/find or can't access the HDD, it has failed. You will need to replace the boot drive (HDD I assume)
If the bootable OS "sees" it and can access it then it is most likely that you are having issues with the boot order or the boot sector of your installed OS (Windows I assume). In that case reinstalling your OS will resolve this. Let u know what you find out so we can guide you further.
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Sometimes rebuilding the BCD and MBR works - This has the steps: Why is my PC not booting?
NOW I will say I have a i5-13400 Dell Inspiron which crashed and burned hard (NVMe secure erase and reinstall bad) but it was also a retail demo I never properly erased with a known good image as it went through OOBE and that was a goner when it got taken out by the update, but tbh the Vmin bug and manufacturing errors may be present - Intel doesn't make it easy to know :-(. I reinstalled the Dell because of the policies Best Buy left on it, plus the bad update.
