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 Help With Boot Device

 
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Posted: Thursday, May 3 2012, 17:07
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Hey guys please help me.


I bought a new hard drive and I selected it to be with boot priority number 1, but when I boot up the PC I get this message in a black screen.
I even tried it with a USB that had Windows 7 ultimate but nothing.

"Reboot and select proper boot device"
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Posted: Thursday, May 3 2012, 17:42
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I assume the hard drive is empty, which means you can't boot anything since there isn't anything to boot. If you want to boot Win 7 from your USB stick, you'll need to change the boot priority to 'USB' or something similar
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Posted: Thursday, May 3 2012, 17:50
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Set the boot order so that HDD is 1 then CD/DVD then USB. The BIOS should go down the line until it fits a bootable drive with an OS of some kind on it.
You should/could also, if your mobo is new enough, press an F-key I believe F11 in most cases and it'll bring up a boot menu to which you can then select the drive to boot from, in your case select your USB device.
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Posted: Thursday, May 3 2012, 22:31
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Yeah thanks guys it worked.

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