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Plankton said:

This is a HDD issue.....as the system can't find the HDD to boot from. This is generally caused by 1 of 2 things: 1. The cables have come loose or off from either the mobo and/or HDD. 2. The HDD itself has died.

To confirm this; pull out your HDD and see if you can access it from a 2nd computer.....either by connecting it to a docking station or connecting it internally.

The same thing happened to my friend, however he as able to connect another keyboard which worked. However it doesn't for me, would the HDD be able to die from just this?

z3r010 said:

It will reset the bios back to default, hopefully you will get some keyboard functionality back and then be able to enter the bios and set up booting from USB or your hard drive.

Alright thanks for the response, I appreciate it :)

z3r010 said:

It will reset the bios back to default, hopefully you will get some keyboard functionality back and then be able to enter the bios and set up booting from USB or your hard drive.

So i opened my pc up and found it, however I dont have anything to put over the two pins.

Heekz said:

So i opened my pc up and found it, however I dont have anything to put over the two pins.

Anything metal will do. Also, is the keyboard plugged into a black USB port? You want it plugged into a black USB port and not a blue one. (talking about the little plastic rectangle piece in side the USB port).

You screwed it up that Always happen to me when playing with linux
I revive it with usb stick
Try to reset bios

Eli said:

You screwed it up that Always happen to me when playing with linux
I revive it with usb stick
Try to reset bios

I dont have a little thing around mine down there - MSI m97 motherboard

News so far, I got a hand of windows 7 on a CD, however my pc didn't even boot it up. Have not tried the CMOS thing yet - Can some1 explain how i do it safely? I dont have that little plastic thing

NavyLCDR said:

Anything metal will do. Also, is the keyboard plugged into a black USB port? You want it plugged into a black USB port and not a blue one. (talking about the little plastic rectangle piece in side the USB port).

Yes I do it with a black one, I have tried all USB ports, however nothing so far. And I dont have one of those oldschool keyboards that uses port 2.0 or what it is.

ALRIGHT!! resetting CMOS worked, however it seems like I can't get windows 10 now. Windows cannot be installed on this disk, the chosen disk have a MBR particionstable, on EFI systems only GPT disks can be installed. Roughly translated any ideas?