"For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller v2.0.1.9(12/15/09) Check Cable Connection! PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel PXE ROM. No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key" will not reboot after reinstall with toshiba discs from factory. i tried re-sitting the drive and resetting the bios. nothing worked. what now?
SOURCE: Toshiba hard drive wont boot.
This could be the hard drive failure everyone doesn't want to see. If there are files on this drive that you have to have, I would quit trying to do anything with it till you can attempt to recover them. When a drive starts to fail there are some things you can do to get the files off before it melts down but the more you mess with it the less the chance that you can do that. You need someone with a 2.5 to 3.5 hard drive adapter that can boot up with this drive as a slave and get your files off of it that you need to save. Then you can put it back in the system and see if you can get it to work again. If the computer has trouble reading from the 2.5 in drive, shut it down and put it in the freezer for an hour and freeze the drive. this makes all the parts contract and become tighter and possibly help you read the drive again. If it reads then quits again then re-freeze it. Mean time you can go buy a new hard drive or get RMA numbers to send that one back on warranty. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: When I turn on my
Sounds like your hard drive has gone bad or your OS have gotten corrupted as it's trying to boot from a network connection.
If you have a bootable CD or floppy you can try at the command prompt
chkdsk c: /f if that doesn't work try
fixmbr
If neither of these help try reloading your OS but honestly it sounds like a defunct hard drive
SOURCE: ETHERNET CONNECTION FAILURE TOSHIBA SATELLITE MK5076GSX HELPP HELP HELP!!!!!!!!
you need to go into the bios settings. When you first turn on your computer it will either say press f2 or del or some other key to enter bios or system setup.
from there you want to look for boot settings and change the boot order from either cd rom first or hd drive first instead of network boot.
SOURCE: no bootable device
when ur computer starts,start press the f8 key again again after that there will come so many option chose repair or restore option.
NOTE: it may delete your newly installet software. choice is urs then don't blame me
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Files are not important. They are backed up on an external hd. I can try the freezer trick but if that doesn't work then what? Bios is set to default settings and LAN is enabled. I tried disabling it and it says "No boot device found". I re-enable the LAN and it says the previous error message. I've reset my bios to reboot from hdd/sdd, cd/dvd rom drive, and so on. nothing has worked even after choosing from the f12 menu.
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