Hello all,
My computer has been working completely fine (since I first built it 9 months ago) up until tonight. So tonight I noticed that my desktop wasn't connected to the internet and when I tried to refresh the network driver, it said my network drivers weren't installed. So, I decided to restart my computer and all of the sudden I get: DISK BOOT FAILURE and the BIOS no longer recognizes my hard disk. So I use an old vista CD to get to the repair options and all of the menus can access my hard disk just fine. The main errors I'm seeing from the windows diagnosis is that there are "No OS files found on disk." Which makes no sense since it was running perfectly fine right before I restarted it. Please help!!
What I've tried: resetting CMOS, checked all power and SATA cables, bootrec.exe commands in the BIOS.
Pertinent specs: Windows 7 Ultimate, WD Caviar Black
My computer has been working completely fine (since I first built it 9 months ago) up until tonight. So tonight I noticed that my desktop wasn't connected to the internet and when I tried to refresh the network driver, it said my network drivers weren't installed. So, I decided to restart my computer and all of the sudden I get: DISK BOOT FAILURE and the BIOS no longer recognizes my hard disk. So I use an old vista CD to get to the repair options and all of the menus can access my hard disk just fine. The main errors I'm seeing from the windows diagnosis is that there are "No OS files found on disk." Which makes no sense since it was running perfectly fine right before I restarted it. Please help!!
What I've tried: resetting CMOS, checked all power and SATA cables, bootrec.exe commands in the BIOS.
Pertinent specs: Windows 7 Ultimate, WD Caviar Black