How to Build Boot CD/DVD Discs and Boot Flash Drives with Bootable Media Builder.The following two articles will help you create and boot your computer from MiniTool Bootable Media. Kind remind: To get MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD, you should first of all get MiniTool Partition Wizard Pro and then make use of its Bootable Media feature to create a bootable media. After following these steps, click Finish to restart your computer.īut, if no problem is found, you can go for the rest of the solutions with the help of MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD. Please wait patiently while this tool is searching for problems and trying to resolve the issue. Here, choose the first one named Startup Repair. You will be asked to choose a recovery tool. When your operating system is listed in the box, just select it and click Next to fix any problems when starting Windows. Just follow the prompt to fix the "Non-System disk or disk error" issue.įor Windows 7 users, wait for the System Recovery Option to load your operating system. If a problem is found, Windows will try to fix the problem automatically or suggest a solution. For Windows 10 users, select Troubleshoot –> Advanced options –> Start-up Repair –> Choose a target operating system and then Windows will start diagnosing your system. When you see the Windows Setup interface ( for Windows 10 it is "Windows Setup" for Windows 7 it's "Install Windows"), select the language, time and currency format, keyboard or input method and click Next. Enter BIOS and set PC to boot from the installation disc. Finally, follow the below-mentioned steps to troubleshoot the issue: First of all, disconnect any external devices connected to the computer. Startup Repair helps fix non system disk or disk error in most cases. Tip: If there is a different machine available, connect this drive to that computer to confirm whether the problem arises from the hard drive or the computer. Here is how to fix non system disk error this way: You might have to remove and reinstall the hard drive. If the computer was dropped or jarred, there may be a bad connection between the hard drive and computer.
Make sure that you select a device that has boot files (or operating system files) installed. To do this, you must change your computer's setup and the option that controls which device your computer uses to start from. If not, you will need to change your computer's boot sequence. You can also enter BIOS to confirm whether the disk containing boot files is set to the first place of the boot order. Then turn off and on the computer to have a check. For example, you can remove any non-system disk from the floppy drive or eject the disk from the CD-ROM drive. Similar to the " Boot Device Not Found" issue, the first step to try is to remove the non-system disk from your boot device because the boot order can be changed for some reasons.
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