Reboot and select proper boot device

[LinkTheRat]

I just resetted my BIOS settings to default (Don't ask) And now whenever I boot a message comes up saying ,,Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key. 

Here are some screenshots

What do I do now?

[Unexas.]

2 minutes ago, LinkTheRat said:

I just resetted my BIOS settings to default (Don't ask) And now whenever I boot a message comes up saying ,,Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key. 

Here are some screenshots

What do I do now?

Go to boot and choose whatever drive you have windows on to boot first.

[LinkTheRat]

I did , still says the same.

[Unexas.]

1 minute ago, LinkTheRat said:

I did , still says the same.

Your drive may have failed try and boot a windows install disk.

[LinkTheRat]

Just now, Unexas. said:

Your drive may have failed try and boot a windows install disk.

Well , I bought this computer from the internet , I didn't build it myself. Sadly I don't have a windows install disk. I was using Windows 10. I can get the Windows Media creator tool and see if I can fix anything.

[Unexas.]

Just now, LinkTheRat said:

Well , I bought this computer from the internet , I didn't build it myself. Sadly I don't have a windows install disk. I was using Windows 10. I can get the Windows Media creator tool and see if I can fix anything.

Yes just use that then boot from it and try and repair your windows,

[Litargirio]

Try enabling fast boot (temporarily).

[LinkTheRat]

15 minutes ago, Unexas. said:

Yes just use that then boot from it and try and repair your windows,

The thing is I already had Windows installed on that hard drive and it was my main drive. 

Now I really don't know what is going to happen , since I had pretty much all of my important data there

 is there any chance it could have gotten deleted?

[LinkTheRat]

1 hour ago, Unexas. said:

Yes just use that then boot from it and try and repair your windows,

Well it seems as my newer hard drive is not even being recognised. only my old one. And whenever I try to install windows on my old drive it says it has to be a different type drive. How can I even change the type of it if I can't access the disk manager ? I checked it , everything is plugged in alright. wtf is happening I just wanted to install some RAM

[LinkTheRat]

1 hour ago, Unexas. said:

Yes just use that then boot from it and try and repair your windows,

Managed to get the new drive showing up , but it keeps giving me this error.

[hogfather]

What's that boot mode select option? can u set it to anything else other than legacy? also put up old ram back in.

[hogfather]

Ur data ain't lost. the boot loader is not visible for some reason.

[hogfather]

Also look for a disk controller option in ur bios. that may help

[Litargirio]

2 hours ago, LinkTheRat said:

Managed to get the new drive showing up , but it keeps giving me this error.

Click on the new drive that you want to install Windows to, then click on "delete partition". Now your drive will have turned into "unallocated space"; click that and it will allow you to install Windows there.

[LinkTheRat]

9 hours ago, Litargirio said:

Click on the new drive that you want to install Windows to, then click on "delete partition". Now your drive will have turned into "unallocated space"; click that and it will allow you to install Windows there.

Yeah , got it figured out. i used this method on my old hdd to boot to it and then i could acces my files from the new hdd. i put everything important on the old hdd and i formatted my new hdd now everything works fine.