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Why aren't our most important devices simply "fully there" after switching them on?

ByJWDHF

Booting up smartphones, tablets, TVs, and computers… it feels like an eternity until they're awake and ready to use! Yet electrons move through the circuit boards at almost the speed of light. And Intel chips operate at incredible clock speeds. Where are the brakes? My Roland piano is the only device in recent decades that…

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MrAnoncow927
MrAnoncow927
1 month ago

He doesn’t recognize your boot medium – go to the bios and see if your hard drive on which the OS is installed is still correctly detected. Stands there, too.

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PrincPersia
PrincPersia
1 month ago

That means that the BIOS cannot find the operating system for any reason. And that has several reasons why:

  • Either no operating system is installed on the hard drive
  • The hard drive was not connected
  • the hard drive is defect.
  • Or on the PC is not even a hard drive on it

So if your PC has always worked and never again, then probably your hard drive has given up the mind.

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MarSusMar
MarSusMar
1 month ago

That’s exactly what a button says. Then you come to Bios, probably doesn’t find your hard drive.

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