Can't Boot Computer (Media Test Failure)

You probably do not have a floppy drive. Go into BIOS Setup again and disable the floppy A: drive.

Now, this ain't very helpful, but I'm in a sort of similar position.

On start-up, my PC gives the old error message "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure check cable", then promptly goes on to load up my OS perfectly normally, and it runs fine. I want to get rid of that annoying message, though!

It started when I plugged in a second internal hard-drive to my machine which I'd salvaged from another computer whose GPU had packed in. The HDD itself was in perfect working order when the graphics card died, so I thought I'd just pop the HDD into my computer and salvage the data. So, I plugged in the HDD and was presented with this error message, "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure check cable". So I switched off the machine and removed the hard-drive then booted up again, thinking "Oh well, never mind." But I still got the same error message, after which the computer continues to boot up just fine!

Not that it's particularly life-threatening, but how do I get rid of this blasted error message?!

Please disregard my last post, it's solved!

I went into BIOS and reset the boot order to default. Simple solution to a simple problem. If only the real problems could be sorted so easily.

es0terik, please start a new thread fully describing your problem, Also fill out your System Specs from User CP.

Add a link to this thread if you think the problem is the same.