Computer Suddenly Shutsdows when in HDD or Hard Drive Disk recovery


  1. yugzyugz
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    Pre installed windows 8 x64. upgraded to 8.1 via windows store
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    Computer Suddenly Shutsdows when in HDD or Hard Drive Disk recovery


    My Toshiba Satellite L745 (windows 7 x86 dual core with 4g ram) suddenly shutdown when in HDD or Hard drive disk recovery . Now everytime i open an error pops out saying that "no bootable device -- Insert boot disk and press any key . I think that my Hard Drive is corrupted. I tried consulting into a technician and he told me that i need to buy another Hard Drive that will cost about (3,000 pesos or $73.00) it was too expensive for high school student like me. So , i'm asking for a possible fix for this . I still can see the name of my Hard Drive on Bios so i was thinking of running HDD recovery again if it is possible. I will also include a photo of my problem
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    Hello yugzyugz, welcome to Seven Forums!


    Have a look at Option Two of this tutorial linked below to see if it's a help and be sure to post back here with an update.


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  4. yugzyugz
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    Pre installed windows 8 x64. upgraded to 8.1 via windows store
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    i cannot open my laptop sir . that error "no bootable device -- Insert boot disk and press any key" error keeps showing when ever i open my laptop
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  6. Bare Foot Kid
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    As it seems you have access to another PC, have a look at this tutorial to create a system boot disk that ccould be used to boot the PC so you can run the first disk-check.



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  7. yugzyugz
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    Pre installed windows 8 x64. upgraded to 8.1 via windows store
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    I already created a System repair Disk , But how can i load it or open it?
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  8. Bare Foot Kid
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    Here you go mate.


    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Hello yugzyugz, welcome to Seven Forums!


    Have a look at Option Two of this tutorial linked below to see if it's a help and be sure to post back here with an update.

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