Pxe-e61,pxe-m0f

[ashik]

pxe-e61,pxe-m0f
Hi my PC started rebooting automatically after the loading windows screen appeared
So I thought there must be a problem with HDD so I formated my HDD using another PC
Now I am trying to install os in my HDD in my PC its showing PXE-E61-media test failure,check cable and PXE-M0F-exiting pxe rom what should i do to fix this error

 

[Layback Bear]

I'm no expert but I think your problem is caused by formatting the hard drive in another computer. It's now looking for the other computer for the proper path.

I'm not understanding why you installed the hard drive in another computer to format it.

Why didn't you just format the the hard drive in the original computer?
What data was on this hard drive before you formatted it?
Are you trying to install Windows 7 on this formatted drive?

 

[Layback Bear]

You seem to have the same problem in another thread. Why?

http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/367363-pxe-e61-pxe-m0f.html#post3052848

 

[Jesse Williams]

I had this problem with mine yesterday. It had a Corrupted Boot Configuration. I ran the Windows 7 ISO disk repair utility and that's how I fixed it.

Do you have a Windows 7 ISO disk?

 

[ashik]

No I don't have any disc repair utility

 

[ashik]

Yes I'm still trying to install windows 7in the disk but getting the same error
#layback bear

 

[Jesse Williams]

There should be a repair utility built into the Windows 7 disk. Mine has one.

 

[ashik]

I misplaced it somewhere so now I need some other way

 

[Jesse Williams]

Try pressing F8, and see if it will boot to the System Recovery Options. If so, then you might could fix it using one of the tools in System Recovery Options. If not, you will need to burn another disk from someone else's computer.

 

[Jesse Williams]

Follow this link and see if you can fix it. Error PXE-E61: Media test failure, check cable - Microsoft Community

 

[ashik]

Hi I just changed the SATA data cable
Now it shows no error but still it shows boot failure

 

[Jesse Williams]

Press F8 to get into Advanced Boot Options. Run Startup Repair and see if it can fix it.