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My Dell laptop 2.5" SATA WD 750GB WD7500 BPVT internal hard drive cannot boot or spoilt
When I fixed in a new Seagate 7200rpm 120GB hard drive & turn "on" it give an error message
"Internal hard drive not found. to resolve this issue, try to reseat the drive.
No bootable device - strike F1 to retry, boot, F2 enter setup menu, F5 enter PSA"
May I know what wrong? Is it my new hard drive not compatable ? or other reasons
Please help
Thank you
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My Dell model is Inspiron 14 (3421 base)
My old hard drive is 2.5" SATA WD 750GB WD7500 BPVT internal hard drive
May I know what is the equivalent or compatible oher brands hard drive should I buy, may be 250 to 320 GB storage enough ?
I put in a seagate Momentus 7200.2 120 GB to replace it & I got this message
"internal hard drive not found. to resolve this issue, try to reseat the drive.
No bootable device - strike F1 to retry, boot, F2 enter setup menu, F5 enter PSA"
Is there any Windows 8 home edition bootable CD availiable in the market , for me boot up the new hard drive?
Please advise
Thank you
thedukeofwales
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Posted September 30th, 2015 07:00
Hello and good morning
There is something most definitely wrong. The other reply sounds "spot on."
Apparently you have an "apples and oranges" situation.
Did you check with Dell for compatibly?
You should probably change back to the old HDD and if you can get to your desktop then you have more options to troubleshoot the issue.
More importantly, wait for other forum members to "chime" in with troubleshooting suggestions.
Mark
Thank you everyone for your advise
Dell Said I need to buy any 2.5" 9.5mm thick, 5400 rpm SATA internal hard drive to replace the old one
The problem is I don' thave the OS, to buy original OS cost about $100 over dollars
Is it possible to create installation media for Windows 8.1 from another computer to boot up the new hard drive ?
Windows has this link to create but not sure workable or not ?
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media
Anyone can advise
Thank you

DELL-Hemalatha
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Posted September 29th, 2015 07:00
Hi,
What is your system model??
If two HD's are not working on the machine, it could be a problem with the system board connector. Have you tried the original HD on a different machine??
What is your system model?? What is the part# of the 120gb HD ??
Regards