In addition to that, the boot mode that you are using can also result in the issue which ultimately is related to your BIOS as well. No Bootable Device – Insert Boot Disk and Press Any key Error Message This can sometimes be caused due to your BIOS settings in which case you can reset the CMOS. Since no operating system is detected, the error message is shown. As it turns out, the problem in question appears when your system cannot detect the hard drive or the location where you have installed an operating system. But I searched the laptop in and out, and there is no this particular program.Īt this point, I have no idea how to continue wipe my hard disk, more research on google seems to lead to the same solution, but does not apply to my particular case.Error message “ No bootable device - insert boot disk and press any key” appears when users are trying to turn on their systems. But the thing is the recovery wizard requires a boot disk which I don't have.įurther research shows that you can create a boot disk by using a pre-installed program called "Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator". Some suggest me to press "F8", it does get me to some place, where I can select type of start-up( repair laptop, safety mode, etc.), and when I click into repair laptop, it gives me some options to restore previous access point, recovery wizard,etc.
It suggest me to continue press "0" when I first start up the computer however, it only beeps uncontrollably and when I release the button, the window starts up normally. Many research on google suggests that Toshiba Satellite has hidden partition of hard drive which contains recovery files. I am trying to recycle my old Toshiba Satellite A135-S4467( Window Vista) and try to wipe the whole disk clean so I don't worry about my personal data.
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