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Huawei MateBook D 15.6 Laptop: No Boot Devices Issue After Partitioning 256GB SSD Disk

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  • #1 18169264
    Maks8899
    Level 5  
    Hello. I have a problem with the laptop, it is exactly the Huawei MateBook D 15.6 laptop with 256SSD disk, i5 processor and MX card. The problem is that after partitioning the disk, the system won't boot. Keeps popping up no boot devices and nothing else. I already explain what happened by anticipating the questions why I was doing it ;) Well, it annoyed me that I have two partitions on a 256GB disk and I could not even install any larger game because there was not enough space on both partitions, so I decided to make one. I used a program that was available on the Internet (I don't remember which one), everything was fine, but after restarting Windows would not start anymore. I tried to install a new system but it can't. I cannot enter the system installation at all. In the BIOS, I only have the Main tab and nothing else. The bios sees the disk, so it is not damaged (I checked if it would be okay after removing it, so in my opinion it did not see the disk working). I have probably looked at all the topics with similar problems and none of them helped. Maybe someone from the forum members here will give me some advice what I can do. I would like to add that I do not want to return it to the service and waste money if you can solve something yourself and it will not go under the warranty, because I started it (I checked if I could add a second disk). I attach photos to the topic.
    Huawei MateBook D 15.6 Laptop: No Boot Devices Issue After Partitioning 256GB SSD Disk Huawei MateBook D 15.6 Laptop: No Boot Devices Issue After Partitioning 256GB SSD Disk Huawei MateBook D 15.6 Laptop: No Boot Devices Issue After Partitioning 256GB SSD Disk Huawei MateBook D 15.6 Laptop: No Boot Devices Issue After Partitioning 256GB SSD Disk
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  • #2 18169285
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    Please create the system installation media and try to repair (rebuild) the boot from it, and if it fails, install the system clean (creating partitions as you wish).
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  • #3 18169291
    Maks8899
    Level 5  
    I wrote in the subject that it is impossible. The installation does not open at all. From what I noticed, he doesn't even see the flash drive in the BIOS. This is the main problem.
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  • #4 18169641
    marcinadd
    Level 23  
    Most likely a badly prepared flash drive with the system. See the tutorials on how to prepare a bootable flash drive. Then, after it is properly made and connected, the computer should boot from it by itself.
  • #5 18172073
    Trzyzet
    Level 23  
    Prepare a pen in MBR, then it will start.
  • #6 18172136
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service
    Trzyzet wrote:
    Prepare a pen in MBR, then it will start.

    Don't write nonsense. It is just about to be in UEFI.

    What system are you trying to install and how did you prepare the installation media?
    You do not need any guides! We download Windows 10 media creation tool and it will create the required medium for us (64-bit version is enough).
  • #7 18172299
    Trzyzet
    Level 23  
    Again I shortened too much - when you create such a pen with, for example, rufus, you can select the type of partition. With MBR marked, such a pen can be used even on the most resistant machines without uefi.
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  • #8 18172342
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service
    The flash drive created with the microsoft tool goes on everything. Besides, this is not an old trash without UEFI, but a notebook currently being sold. It probably doesn't even support Legacy BIOS mode. For the installer to run on UEFI, even files on the fat32 pendrive just need to be copied.
  • #9 18172367
    Trzyzet
    Level 23  
    Not necessarily, they are 'stubborn' bios. But this is not a topic for such discussions and to be honest - I have no idea what it depends on. I have one flash drive prepared in such a way for such occasions :)

Topic summary

The user is experiencing a "no boot devices" issue with their Huawei MateBook D 15.6 laptop after partitioning a 256GB SSD. Despite the BIOS recognizing the disk, the system fails to boot, and the installation media is not detected. Suggestions include creating a bootable USB drive using the Windows 10 media creation tool or Rufus, ensuring the drive is formatted correctly (MBR or UEFI), and troubleshooting the flash drive preparation. The discussion emphasizes the importance of using compatible installation media for UEFI systems and the potential need for specific BIOS settings.
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