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1962 No Operating System Found. Press F1 ...

Asked by m_renaud in General Computer Systems

Tags: operating, system, found, 1962, f1

Hi experts,

"1962 No Operating System Found. Press F1 to repeat boot sequence".  Yesterday, when i boot the desktop i had this message. I realy don't know what it was but..
all i have done it's to reconnect the cable plugs and press the power button... the desktop boot correctly.
Today morning, this message appear again. I've tried what i have done yesterday but the error message still appear. I looked into the bios and the HDD seems to be not recognised. I check the cable plugs again, they seems to be ok.
I moved the HDD into an other desktop in "Slave" to verify if it's possible to have access to the files. But the HDD seems to be not recognised (from the other desktop). I set the HDD to "Master" and switch it with the other desktop HDD... when i press the power button...  the same message appear!! Is it possible that the problem come from the HDD? Any suggestions will be appreciate.

Thank you for answering...

Mart.
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