100% Fixed No Bootable Device Found Error on Dell/No Boot Device Found/Hard Disk Not Detected [2023

📌Timestamp 00:00 Video Intro 00:53 Method 1: Remove and Reconnect Hardware Components 01:37 Method 2: Check Boot Order using BIOS 02:41 Method 3: Set Primary Partition as Active 03:09 Method 4: Repair operating system using Startup Repair 03:27 Method 5: Format Hard Drive and Reinstall Operating System 04:58 Bonus: How to Recover Data from a Non bootable system? 👉Bonus: How to Recover Data from a Non bootable system? If you want to recover data from a non bootable system then answer is YES, you can recover data using Tenorshare 4DDiG. Tenorshare 4DDiG supports 1000+ data types including photos, videos, audio, documents, and more with simply 3 steps. To recover data from a non bootable system or crashed computer with 4DDiG, download and install the program on your separate working system and launch the software. Now select “recovery from a crash computer” from advanced option. Choose the USB drive you’ve inserted and click on Create. Once the bootable drive is created you can shift to your crash computer to start the data recovery process. Now it’s time to insert the USB boot device into the crashed computer and start it up. Enter the BIOS by pressing the relevant keys and go to the boot tab and select the boot device. Now your crashed computer will start configuring and loading the files. Once done, 4DDiG will be loaded automatically and now you can choose location to start data recovery. Then select the target file type to scan. Now, 4DDiG will start scanning...