have you tried reseting your bios to default settings?
In basic terms you PC is not finding your Hard drive so its not sure what to boot from.
This can be caused by having flash/memory drives attached I have even seen this caused by card readers on printers, so remove anything aside from your Keyboard, Mouse and monitor and see if it boots.
If not you ned to go into the Bios (usually tells you what key) and check to see of the Hard Drive is detecetd and maybe set the boot order to boot from the Hard Drive first
>>136944
http://www.howtogeek.com/131623/how-to-clear-your-computers-cmos-to-reset-bios-settings/
>>136950 Same Guy
the error on the screen indicated that it is attempting to boot from LAN (ethernet)
>>136952
Thank you for spending time trying to help me ! I'm now at this menu (Aptio Setup Utility)
>>136953
Press the right arrow key and go to the advanced menu so we can see if its detecting the hdd, post another pic
>>136955
>>136961
Okay now Down Arrow to highlight "Sata Configuration" and press enter and agasin post pic.
That will show us if the hdd is detected. The other guys were correct as well we could reset defaults but if the hdd is not deteceted then it wont fix it.
>>136964
There you go
>>136965
Excellent, good news both drives detected,
press escape to go back to the previous screen then right arrow onto the boot menu and post pic.
once we set it to boot from the hdd we should be golden.
i know slightly drawn out but each bios id different and would rather not make something worse
>>136968
Here it is
>>136974
Okay it looks its set to boot from the Windows boot manager which is essentially the Sata Ports.
press F9 to reset the bios defaults and confirm the the yes/ok option with enter the press F10 to save the changes and again confirm it. this will restart the notebook.
make sure nothing else is connected to the notebook(laptop)
>>136981
As soon as i rebooted it by pressing f10, the "asus logo" appears and then, it just comes back to Aptio Setup Utility... Isn't there a way to just get out of there ?
>>136984
Go to the Security tab, do you see anything called "Secure Boot" or "fast BIOS"
>>136987
If not go back to the boot tab and go down to the Add new boot option and press enter hopefully it will let us add the hard drive group
>>136987
I look a picture of it so you can see it
>>136989
Yes it does ! What should i write ?
>>136992
Pic related
>>136992
if you can select the hard drive group press enter on it and it should add it to the list as boot option #3
then highlight that and using the + and - keys move it to boot option #1 then press F10 to save and exit again
>>136996
sorry replied before picture
>>136996
strange never seen it ask like that before. press escape (esc)to go back to the previous screen and highlight Boot Optioon #1 and press enter hopefully this will give us a screen with a list of boot devices.
>>137001
This is what i got
>>137006
Okay well It is seeing the hard Drive and it is set to boot from that drive so that really only leaves teh fact that it is not finding the Windows Boot sector on that to drive which loads Windows.
having already reset the bios defaults there really isnt much else you can change/do in there.
it may be a case next to try and repair windows.
did you get any disc/media to reinstall windows, if you are unsure it may be best to check with Asus if thats who or where you got it from.
sorry I cant be more help but the screen you posted all suggest that its correct. Unless anyone else here has any suggestions.
>>137008
I dont have any discs but isn't there à way to restart my computer ? I'm willing to lose all my files just so it can work :/
>>137011
do you have the make/model maybe i can look it up
>>137013
What's that ?
>>137016
Usually it will have a sticker on the bottom the Notebook saying the Make/Model.
I know its an Asus just the model number
>>137020
It's an asus s500 c
