nitro 5 AN515 Is my ssd broken “no bootable device”

Wirebud

I turned on my nitro 5, and all I saw was text saying “no bootable device”. So I opened BIOS and I saw my ssd serial and model number I looked up and tried many methods. I tried to reinstall windows, but I couldn’t find my ssd to install windows on. I tried to restore default settings in BIOS, but that didn’t work either. I tried to uninstall and reinstall my ssd and that didn’t work and im honestly going insane I need this laptop to work and im not much of a tech-savvy guy, so any help will be much appreciated. Some people mentioned a pinhole on the bottom, I don’t think my model has it because I have a AN515.

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StevenGen

Wirebud said:

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I turned on my nitro 5, and all I saw was text saying “no bootable device”. So I opened BIOS and I saw my ssd serial and model number I looked up and tried many methods. I tried to reinstall windows, but I couldn’t find my ssd to install windows on. I tried to restore default settings in BIOS, but that didn’t work either. I tried to uninstall and reinstall my ssd and that didn’t work and im honestly going insane I need this laptop to work and im not much of a tech-savvy guy, so any help will be much appreciated. Some people mentioned a pinhole on the bottom, I don’t think my model has it because I have a AN515.

See this guide " How to Fix a No Bootable Device Error on Windows 10"  as this subject has been covered extensively here on this forum.

Note: A “no bootable device” error on a Windows 10 laptop can be a sign that urgent maintenance is required. Keeping your laptop well maintained with regular system updates and a scheduled file backup can help you, especially if your hardware has failed and you need to reset Windows to factory settings. Of course, if a faulty or a broken drive is causing these issues then check and replace the drive.