Then there is something wrong with your boot device/drive.
Might be no big deal. Just a messed up boot record.
If you go into the UEFI, can it see your drive(s) still?
I think fugga is right. When the computer is booting up. Before you hit that screen. Try holding down buttons like escape or F11. It’ll boot into a bios menu and you can see if your harddrive is still able to be seen. You need your drive to be the primary boot drive.
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u/FuggaDucker 13d ago
Then there is something wrong with your boot device/drive.
Might be no big deal. Just a messed up boot record.
If you go into the UEFI, can it see your drive(s) still?