BIOS lists SSDs yet no boot devices are found.
BIOS lists SSDs yet no boot devices are found.
I faced an issue where my monitor failed to show anything on another thread in this forum. Initially, everything seemed normal in the morning, but after a five-hour session with my PC—something I've done many times without problems—I tried resetting it. I considered potential faults with the graphics card, monitor, or HDMI cable. A suggestion was to use integrated graphics, which I did and removed the GPU. That helped the BIOS load properly. Now, the BIOS reports no boot drives detected, though it lists all my drives, including the one with Windows installed. I double-checked connections and let the battery rest for about 20 minutes. My system specs include an ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI D4 i5-13600K, 16GB RAM, Gigabyte GTX 1060, 6GB VRAM, and a 650W PSU with a Samsung 980 Pro NVME SSD as the boot drive. I also have an additional NVME and two non-M.2 SSDs, though I'm not sure what those are called.
I would use a Windows installation USB and attempt to launch Startup Repair via Advanced Options.