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Hi ranju91,
As a WD official I can't officially provide you the information for this issue.
However, I'd suggest you to contact the manufacturer directly for fruther assistance regarding your PC issue.
I hope they should be able to provide you more help on it.
As a WD official I can't officially provide you the information for this issue.
However, I'd suggest you to contact the manufacturer directly for fruther assistance regarding your PC issue.
I hope they should be able to provide you more help on it.
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It could be possibly be a hardware fault (cables, RAM, HDD), or BIOS settings. I’d suggest you to check the hardware connection of PC first to be sure about it.
1) The first thing you have to do is restart your computer and enter the BIOS. You can enter the BIOS by pressing a specific key when requested, it´s usually requested at the beginning of the computer´s boot.
Example: F(X) like F2 or F11.
2) Find the boot order section like First Boot Device, Boot Order, Boot Management, Boot Sequence, Advanced BIOS Features or Advanced Boot Options.
3) Check the motherboard connection
4) Check the PSU.
In my experience, the majority o[censored]nbootable computers originate from loose wires or improperly seated components.
Hope it helps.