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So I bought a dell optiplex 9020 off Facebook was fine and everything worked good for a couple days but then one day I was taking out the hdd bay to fit a graphics card in (realized wouldn’t fit anyway) then I got “no bootable device” error but then when I changed the boot sequence to Uefi or something like that and still boot error. I misclicked a thing that said something along the lines of “allow legacy boot up options” of that sort I unclicked it and no I don’t have a display 

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I know I probably should’ve been more careful 

 

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11 minutes ago, BanjoTodd said:

I know I probably should’ve been more careful 

 

Reset CMOS by removing the battery

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45 minutes ago, BanjoTodd said:

Where is it at 

 

On the motherboard itself. It's this small coin battery.

I once gave Luke and Linus pizza.

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4 hours ago, BanjoTodd said:

So I bought a dell optiplex 9020 off Facebook was fine and everything worked good for a couple days but then one day I was taking out the hdd bay to fit a graphics card in (realized wouldn’t fit anyway) then I got “no bootable device” error but then when I changed the boot sequence to Uefi or something like that and still boot error. I misclicked a thing that said something along the lines of “allow legacy boot up options” of that sort I unclicked it and no I don’t have a display 

Just reset BIOS to defaults with F12 or something. Fixed!

My Machines:

 

I know. I need to update this. And I will. Eventually. 

 

 

 

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