DYNABOOK SATELLITE PRO L40-G ISSUE BOOT FAILED

[Kimdokja]

Hello! I just want to ask for help about the issue of my laptop dynabook satellite pro l40-g . When I powered it on, there is "checking media" popped up and there is EFI IPV4 something and IPV6 boot failed. I opened the bios and tried the possible solution I searched. But there is no boot mode option. What should I do guys. I'm not really techy guy.

 

[Grizzly]

That usually means that your drive (HDD or SSD) has bit the dust and is no longer accessible hence the "checking media" message. This is why the laptop is searching for a different way to load its system through a network bootloader. Same happens to me if I take out the HDD/SSD on my laptop.

 

[Kimdokja]

That usually means that your drive (HDD or SSD) has bit the dust and is no longer accessible hence the "checking media" message. This is why the laptop is searching for a different way to load its system through a network bootloader. Same happens to me if I take out the HDD/SSD on my laptop.

But I didn't take any drive from my laptop. It just happened.

 

[Grizzly]

But I didn't take any drive from my laptop. It just happened.

I am aware of that but the effect is still the same. your drive simply has died and is no longer recognized.

 

[Kimdokja]

I am aware of that but the effect is still the same. your drive simply has died and is no longer recognized.i

 

[Kimdokja]

Is that serious though? What should I do? Such a bad timing since I am working for my thesis

 

[Bighorn]

The items of IPV4 and IPV6 refer to Networking and some BIOSes can be set to boot from a LAN [networked drive], might be a setting in your BIOS about enabling or disabling.

 

[Kimdokja]

The items of IPV4 and IPV6 refer to Networking and some BIOSes can be set to boot from a LAN [networked drive], might be a setting in your BIOS about enabling or disabling.

I tried it so many times huhuhu. But it didn't work.