Dell Inspirion 630 I needed to change my Hard drive to a 80 MB The message I receive after changing is no bootable device.

You need to check the BIOS settings to see if they've been changed. Easiest fix once you're in BIOS is to choose "default settings" and then reboot. If the settings are correct (choosing the internal hard drive as the primary boot device) and it still won't boot, your hard drive may have failed.

This may mean that your computer is trying to boot from a non-bootable drive. Try hitting f12 when you restart the computer and select which drive would have your OS on it. You want to change the boot sequence to diskette drive as your 1st choice. The order should be Diskette Drive, Internal HDD, USB storage Device, CD/DVD drive.

you may need to enter the bios setup and change the setup for the hard drive from sata to ide connection then it should recognize the new hard drive then simply install windows to your new h/d

NO BOOTABLE DEVICE When the PC cannot see a boot file/disk on either the hard disk or floppy drive it gives an error message "No bootable device. Insert boot disk and press any key"
There may be a hard disk problem.
Check the BIOS to see if the hard disk is detected, if not open the case and re-seat the hard drive and also where it connects to the motherboard.
If it still gives this error message and the BIOS does not detect this hard drive, then the hard drive is probably faulty.

To get the computer operating again, install a new hard drive in your computer and then install Windows on this hard drive plus the computer's device drivers and your programs.

Check the boot sequence. For a normal boot, it should be set to hard disk as first item, not the network.

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UBCD4Win is a bootable CD which contains software that allows you to repair, restore, or diagnose almost any computer problem also has a bios reset tool which can remove your password and bios password
you will have to burn it to a disk as an ISO
During the boot process you will see on the screen to press a certain key to enter setup
Press and hold that key during the boot up process to enter BIOS the scroll down to advanced bios features press enter change your first boot device to cd,press escape then press f10 to save to cmos to restart
(note after you have removed your password you will have change fist boot back to your hard drive)
Hope this helps

1) All you need is a *bootable* Windows CD/DVD. 2) Go to your BIOS, choose First Boot device as 'CD/DVD Drive" 3) Second Boot device as HDD 4) Insert the bootable Windows CD/DVD into your CD/DVD Drive and install Windows from it.

Try re-booting the system in safe mode and go to my computer->manage->hard drive..try to refresh it from there.

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go to BIOS MENU by pressing Del or F2 while booting...then check the boot priority and first boot device..change it to hard disk...if then same problem occur then your hard disk might have some problem...