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- Quick Fix «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» in Windows [MiniTool Tips]
- My Computer Says Insert Boot Media
- Causes for «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» Error
- How to Quickly Fix «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» Error Windows 10/8/7
- 2 Special Cases
- Final Words
- Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device FAQ
- About The Author
- “Reboot and select proper boot device” on Windows 10/11
- Understanding the problem
- How to fix the “Reboot and select proper boot device” error
- HOW TO FIX REBOOT AND SELECT PROPER BOOT DEVICE OR INSERT BOOT MEDIA IN SELECTED BOOT DEVICE ?
- “Reboot and select proper boot device” – how to fix this error
- Cause of error: The wrong hard drive is selected in the BIOS
- Cause of error: The Windows boot loader is not working properly
- If Startup Repair does not solve the “reboot and select proper boot device” problem
- Cause of error: The hard drive has a hardware error
Run Startup Repair until it finishes, which can take a few minutes, and then select Restart in the repair options. Remove the Windows DVD from the drive or disconnect the USB drive and then restart the PC.
Quick Fix «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» in Windows [MiniTool Tips]
Are you troubled by “reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected Boot device and press a key” error when starting your ASUS, Toshiba, Acer, Gigabyte, computer? After reading this post, you should be able to find the best suggestions and quickly follow the solutions here to resolve this issue in Windows 10/8/7.
My Computer Says Insert Boot Media
Recently, some users have reported to us that the computer asks them to insert proper boot media when starting Windows. An error message shows on the screen, saying «Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key«.
What does “reboot and select proper boot device” mean? It occurs when the system BIOS can’t find boot device which the OS is installed on.
Since it refers to a BIOS error, this means you can get the error message on any computer running on Windows 10/8/7 and it always happens on ASUS, Toshiba, Acer, Gigabyte laptop. In most cases, you may find Windows startup is still blocked here even if you reboot the computer.
Indeed, this is an issue troubling a huge number of Windows users. But you are lucky since you are reading this post because we will show you what could result in «reboot and select proper boot device» error along with effective solutions.
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Causes for «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» Error
Both physical and logical factors could generate this error.
Physical Causes:
- BIOS doesn’t detect your boot disk due to a faulty cable, damaged SATA slot, or dead hard drive.
- BIOS detects the boot disk but it isn’t connected properly.
- The boot disk has been damaged or failed. If it is an old disk, take this factor into consideration.
Logical Causes:
- Set wrong partition active or there is no active partition. The partition saving Windows boot files should be the very active partition. If not, Windows will be unbootable.
- Master Boot Record(mbr) is damaged or corrupted.
- Wrong boot sequence in BIOS.
- Boot files get lost or corrupted.
- The operating system on boot disk corrupted.
These are all possible causes we found, which could guide us to fix the issue.
Of course, there might be other causes for this error. If you find one, please share it in Comment part so as to help more people. Posting the solution is much better.
How to Quickly Fix «Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device» Error Windows 10/8/7
With knowing the exact cause for this error, you could take the corresponding measure, but it’s not easy to find the exact cause from all possible causes. Therefore, you need to do a lot of attempts.
Luckily, the following tutorial shows what attempts should be done at first. In addition, aiming at different users, it gives different solutions. All these could help you save much time.
Check Whether The Boot Drive Is Detected by BIOS or Not
If Windows asks you to insert boot device and press any key, you could check whether the boot disk or installation media is detected by BIOS, which should be the first step.
Please boot or reboot your computer and repeatedly press on F2, Del, Esc, or another required key to enter BIOS before Windows is loaded. You can find the exact key from the internet. Then, under the Main or another tab, you’ll find all devices detected by BIOS.
If the disk where you want to start Windows isn’t here, shut down your computer, reconnect the hard disk, use another cable, or connect from another SATA slot.
Or reconnect the installation media if the «Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key» error appears when you are installing Windows 10/8/7 to your ASUS, Toshiba, Acer, Gigabyte, etc. computer.
Tip: if the boot disk or installation media is still not showing up after these attempts, most probably the hard drive or installation media has been dead or corrupted. Please send it to repair or test whether it is physically damaged.
Then, you should be able to start or install Windows if it is due to faulty cable, damaged SATA slot or improper connection.
However, if the boot disk or installation media is originally here, please try our second method.
What If Your Computer Can’t Access BIOS? A Guide for You!
If your computer can’t access BIOS, what should you do? In this post, you can know some things you can do to fix the issue.
Check Boot Order in BIOS
Generally, you can find boot order or boot sequence in «Boot«, «Startup«, or similar tab:
But sometimes, it is under «Advanced BIOS Features«:
If the disk you want to start Windows 10/8/7 from is not the first boot device, please set it as the first boot device. If the Windows installation medium does not enjoy boot priority, please set CD-ROM or removable device as the first boot device.
How to select boot device? The «↑», «↓», «+», and «−» key could help change the boot order.
At last, remember to press on F10 to save changes and quit from BIOS. Then, you should be able to start or install Windows.
Trick: Before quitting from BIOS, you’d better carefully view each tab to see whether there is a signal showing you are using UEFI boot mode. The following screenshot shows it is under UEFI boot mode:
However, if it is not UEFI but Legacy, you are using Legacy BIOS boot mode. In addition, sometimes it is CMS (compatibility Support Mode), which supports both UEFI and Legacy BIOS. In addition, sometimes it is CMS (compatibility Support Mode), which supports both UEFI and Legacy BIOS.
However, if your ASUS, Toshiba, Acer, Gigabyte, etc. computer running Windows 10/8/7 still have the «Reboot and select proper boot device» error after you are setting the correct boot order or it is originally in correct boot sequence, please try doing the next attempt.
Set Correct Partition Active (Recommended for Legacy BIOS Users)
To set active partition correctly to remove «reboot and select proper boot device Windows 10/8/7”, you’d better employ MiniTool Partition Wizard, a professional partition manager instead of Diskpart, because the former tool provides friendly GUI (Graphical User Interface) while the latter is a command-based utility.
To do this work, you need to use MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable Edition that can be got in all paid editions. Here use Pro Edition as an example and just get it from the following button.
Step 1: Download, install and register the program on another computer to get the main window below. Here, please choose Bootable Media on the top right corner.
Step 2: Choose a USB flash drive or DVD/CD disc for the bootable media creation. For more information, view the post How to Build Boot CD/DVD Discs and Boot Flash Drive with Bootable Media Builder
Step 3: Then, start the unbootable computer from the created bootable disc to get the main interface of MiniTool Partition Wizard.
Generally, the partition storing Windows boot files should be set active, and it is always the system reserved partition. However, if you install Windows 10/8/7 to an appointed partition, there will be no system reserved partition, and your C drive should be set active.
Therefore, you need to view the status of each partition to see whether there is an active partition already. If not, select the system reserved partition or C drive and choose the Set Active feature. However, if a wrong partition is set active, you’ll need to set this wrong partition inactive at first, and then set the correct partition active.
Step 4: At last, click the Apply button to make all changes performed.
Tip: in MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable Edition, letters for each partition might be changed compared with those in Windows version, so you’ll need to view capacity, used space, label, or other features to find the correct partition.
After restarting your computer such as ASUS, Acer, Gigabyte, Toshiba, etc., the issue – “reboot and select proper boot device Windows 10/8/7” could be fixed.
Rebuild MBR (Recommended for Legacy BIOS Users)
Step 1: In the main window of MiniTool Partition Wizard, please select the disk where Windows is and click the Rebuild MBR feature.
Step 2: Click Apply to make this change performed.
Then, you should be able to start Windows. Otherwise, you’ll need to make the next reboot and select proper boot device fix.
Set BIOS to Best Defaults
Setting to Defaults usually loads default values which are optimized for performance, without risking stability. Many users gave feedback and said this helped them fixed the issue «Reboot and select proper boot device Windows 10/8/7» flawlessly.
For different types of motherboards, their names vary, which might be Get Default Values, Load Optimized Defaults, Load Optimal Defaults, etc.
If all attempts above failed to fix reboot and select proper boot device error, most probably Windows boot files or the system itself has corrupted. Then, you’ll need to fix boot or reinstall Windows, but both require Windows installation disc.
Fix Windows Boot Files
Prepare a Windows repair disc and boot the ASUS, Acer, Toshiba or Gigabyte PC from the disc. Then, go to the following interface and click Repair your computer to enter the Windows Recovery Environment.
Then, run Command Prompt and type the following commands.
For Legacy BIOS users:
- Bootrec /fixmbr
- Bootrec /fixboot
- Bootrec /rebuildBCD
For UEFI users: bcdboot C:\windows
And each type should be followed by a press on the Enter key. Then, you can quit from Command Prompt to try restarting your system. If the computer says reboot and select proper device, you’ll need to reinstall Windows.
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Step 1: Firstly, you also need to create bootable media with its Media Builder and restart the PC from the media.
Step 2: In the MiniTool PE Loader page, run MiniTool ShadowMaker.
Step 3: In the Backup page, choose files you need to back up and the target path you want to save the files to.
Step 4: Start the backup by hitting Back up Now.
After that, you you can reinstall Windows without worrying about losing important files. And the error «Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot Device and press a key» error should be fixed.
However, if you failed to reinstall Windows or the new Windows is still unbootable, your hard drive might have corrupted.
2 Special Cases
At last, we will give 2 cases where the «Reboot and Select proper Boot device» error is occasionally fixed. If all solutions above failed to work, try methods shown in these 2 cases, which might be useful for you.
Case 1: the user tried lots of methods found from the internet, including change boot order, rebuild MBR, set BIOS to defaults, and fix boot, but the error still exists. Then, he took out battery of COMS and then put it back. After that, the error is fixed magically.
Case 2: one user solved the problem by enabling CSM (Compatibility Support Module) in BOIS.
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Final Words
Now, it’s time to try these methods out to fix «Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key» error in Windows 10/8/7.
Should you have problems during the issue fixing, just feel free to contact us by leaving a comment below or sending an email to [email protected] . We will try our best to help you out.
Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device FAQ
How do I fix reboot and select proper boot device?
It is easy to fix the issue of reboot and select proper boot device. Usually, you can check whether the boot drive is detected by BIOS, check the boot order in BIOS, set correct partition active, rebuild MBR, fix boot files, etc.
What causes reboot and select proper boot device?
The reasons for this error of reboot and select proper boot device are various, for example, MBR is damaged, the boot sequence is incorrect, boot files get corrupted, partition isn’t set as active, hardware is faulty, etc.
What is proper boot device?
A boot device usually refers to the hard drive. Additionally, it can be a bootable CD-ROM drive, DVD drive or USB flash drive. The boot device contains the files required for a computer to start and it is used to boot the PC into the operating system. You can go to BIOS to select the boot device.
How do I select my Asus boot device?
If you are an Asus user, you can restart your laptop. When you see the Asus logo, press the F2 key and go to Windows BIOS. Under the Boot tab, make sure the system disk is set as the first boot sequence. Next, hit F10 and save the change. After a while, Windows will start to the desktop.
About The Author
Vera is an editor of the MiniTool Team since 2016 who has more than 5 years’ writing experiences in the field of technical articles. Her articles mainly фокус on disk & partition management, PC data recovery, video conversion, as well as PC backup & restore, helping users to solve some errors and issues when using their computers. In her spare times, she likes shopping, playing games and reading some articles.
“Reboot and select proper boot device” on Windows 10/11
When starting your computer, you might encounter the error message: “Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key”. This is a serious and complicated issue involving hardware problems. Here, we will explain this error in simple terms and provide solutions to fix it for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs.
Understanding the problem
If you are trying to boot to your primary OS drive where your Windows 10 or Windows 11 is installed, and you see the “Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device” error, it means that your motherboard’s BIOS chip cannot detect or read the particular hard drive. This error could also indicate that the BIOS cannot detect any operating system installed on the hard drive set to be the first boot in the BIOS, particularly if you have just purchased a new computer.
If you are trying to boot from a USB flash drive, and this error occurs, it may indicate that either the bootable was not set up correctly, or the USB flash drive is simply broken. In this case, try using another software to create the bootable USB drive or a different USB pendrive.
This issue may arise during the boot process from an SSD or a traditional HDD on both desktop and laptop computers, including those from brands such as Asus, Acer, Toshiba, and Dell. It is not restricted to any specific operating system, as it affects users of Windows 11, Windows 10, or earlier versions of Windows. Furthermore, this problem is frequently encountered in PCs equipped with recently manufactured motherboards from Asrock or Gigabyte.
How to fix the “Reboot and select proper boot device” error
Here are some solutions to fix the “Reboot and select proper boot device” error that appears when you boot your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC.
Unplug HDD cables and plug them in again
One of the most common reasons for the error to show up upon booting is that the hard drive’s SATA or power cable becomes loose or was not plugged in correctly. Re-plugging the cables should fix the issue most of the time.
HOW TO FIX REBOOT AND SELECT PROPER BOOT DEVICE OR INSERT BOOT MEDIA IN SELECTED BOOT DEVICE ?
Shut down your computer, remove your CPU casing cover, unplug both the SATA cable and the power cable from the HDD, and then plug them back again. This time, make sure the cables are fastened at both ends. Retry booting your Windows 10 or Windows 11 again.
Remove all USB drives and DVD
To make sure nothing is interfering with the boot-up of your Windows, remove any existing USB flash drives, DVD, or even Floppy from the PC. Then, reboot the computer and see if the “Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device” error is resolved.
Check if you have the correct boot sequence in the BIOS
If your BIOS is set to first boot a drive that’s not your primary OS drive, and the drive has no OS, it will return the “Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device” error. Therefore, make sure your computer is booting the correct OS drive. You can check the boot sequence by going to the BIOS settings on your computer.
- Press DEL or F2 as soon as your computer starts, to boot into BIOS.
- In the BIOS settings, look for the option usually called Boot Priority or Boot Sequence.
- Set the First Boot to boot your primary OS hard drive.
- Press F10 to save the configuration and reboot your computer.
HDD hardware failure
When you’re sure your BIOS is booting the correct drive, and yet the “Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device” error still appears, it may indicate that your hard disk drive has failed or is starting to fail. Try shutting down your computer and letting your HDD cool down for several hours. Then, try to boot it again.
If it doesn’t work, try to place the HDD onto another computer and see if you can read the files in it. If you can read the files, you may want to back up all your important files and data while you still can.
Use diskpart command to set the partition as active
When the primary OS drive is not set as active, your computer will return the “Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device” error. Setting the partition as active again may solve the error.
To use diskpart, you need to have access to the command prompt tool. Try the following method to boot into Windows recovery.
- While your computer is on the error screen, press and hold the power button on your computer to force shut down. Start it up again. Repeat this for 3 times. If Windows can boot into Windows Recovery on the third attempt, navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced Option > Command Prompt.
- If the method above doesn’t work to open Windows Recovery, you will need a Windows recovery drive or a Windows installation media (DVD or bootable USB). Set your BIOS to boot the Windows recovery drive, then navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced Option > Command Prompt.
In the command prompt, enter the following commands followed by Enter key after each line of command.
Note that the second command is assuming disk 0 is your primary OS disk. To see a list of all disks and identify the correct disk number, type “list volume” before entering the “select disk” command. Reboot your computer and verify if the problem is fixed.
diskpart select disk 0 list partition select partition 1 active
Run startup repair, CHKDSK and bootrec
If none of the suggested fixes above works to solve the error, you can try to run startup repair, CHKDSK, and repair the master boot record of your Windows 10 or Windows 11.
To run these tools, you have to boot into Windows Recovery. Boot into Windows Recovery as outlined above. To run startup repair, navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced Option > Startup Repair. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the repair.
To run CHKDSK and bootrec commands, open Command Prompt and enter the following commands followed by Enter key after each line of command (assuming C: drive is your primary Windows 10 or Windows 11 OS drive).
chkdsk c: /f bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /rebuildbcd bcdboot c:\windows /s c:
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“Reboot and select proper boot device” – how to fix this error
The “Reboot and select proper boot device” error seems relatively self-explanatory: Restart your computer and select the hardware that your system uses to boot up. But what’s the best way to resolve this issue?
The “reboot and select proper boot device” error message that appears on the black screen before Windows starts up, in most cases, is due to one of the following causes:
- Wrong hard drive selected in the BIOS
- Windows boot loader is not working properly or is not detecting the hard drive
- Hard drive has a hardware error.
The first step to solving the error is to narrow down its cause. In most cases, the error can be fixed.
Contents
- Cause of error: The wrong hard drive is selected in the BIOS
- Cause of error: The Windows boot loader is not working properly
- If Startup Repair does not solve the “reboot and select proper boot device” problem
- Cause of error: The hard drive has a hardware error
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Cause of error: The wrong hard drive is selected in the BIOS
Often a weak BIOS battery or an incorrect BIOS setting is the only reason that your hard drive is not being recognized and your PC won’t boot.
The BIOS (Basic Input Output System) is the only software permanently installed on your PC. This memory chip contains a program that recognizes the most important hardware components and enables the operating system to be started from the hard disk, a CD-ROM, DVD or a USB drive.
- To make changes in the BIOS, you’ll need to press a certain key to access the BIOS setup during the booting process. For the vast majority of computers, press [Delete] or [F2] when the prompt appears on screen during startup.
- In the BIOS Setup program, you’ll see the option to reset BIOS to default settings. This is sufficient in most cases.
- If that doesn’t help, check the hard drives that are listed in the BIOS. Usually, a PC boots from the first hard drive. In the BIOS Setup program, you can set the order in which the hardware searches the drives for a boot sector. “Reboot and select proper boot device” or the “OS not found” error messages could also mean that there is no operating system installed on the drive from which your PC wants to boot.
- The BIOS automatically detects the connected hard drive and enters the appropriate hardware parameters. This process usually works well in most cases. If there’s an issue, the hard drive will be displayed in the BIOS with a size that is obviously incorrect, and the drive won’t be detected in Windows at all. Most BIOS versions provide a so-called custom type on the hard drive so that you can enter the hardware parameters yourself. If you can’t find them directly on your hard drive, consult the manufacturer’s specifications.
- In some BIOS versions, it also helps to set the system hard drive as the default boot drive and to disable the optional graphical boot menu.
- After making your changes, save the BIOS settings (usually by pressing the F10 key) and restart your PC.
Cause of error: The Windows boot loader is not working properly
If the BIOS is set correctly and the PC still displays the “reboot and select proper boot device” error at startup, the Windows system repair options can help you repair the boot loader.
- Since this type of error means that the Windows 10 boot loader can no longer be found, boot your computer from a Windows installation DVD or a bootable USB drive containing the Windows installation files. The Start menu of these installation media contains advanced boot options that allow you to repair the operating system or recover your data.
- First, choose your language and click “Repair your computer” on the next page of the installer, since you don’t want to completely reinstall Windows.
- On the next screen, click “Choose an Option” and “Troubleshoot.” You can also use this option to troubleshoot error messages if Windows is not starting.
- The troubleshooting option takes you to another dialog window where you can restore your PC to the factory settings. This is only necessary if all the other repair methods don’t help.
- You can choose “Advanced Options” for additional system repair options that will often help you get a damaged Windows system back up and running.
- If the boot sector on the hard drive is the reason that Windows will not start (a very common reason, by the way), the Startup Repair tool can be helpful.
Run Startup Repair until it finishes, which can take a few minutes, and then select Restart in the repair options. Remove the Windows DVD from the drive or disconnect the USB drive and then restart the PC.
If Startup Repair does not solve the “reboot and select proper boot device” problem
Sometimes Startup Repair cannot fix this problem. In that case, you can write a whole new boot sector to the hard drive. This method has been available as of Windows 8.1 and Windows 7.
- With this method, you boot your computer from a Windows installation DVD, just like you did above. Choose your language and click “Repair your computer” on the next page of the installer.
- On the next screen, select “Choose an Option” -> “Troubleshoot” -> “Advanced Options” -> “Command Prompt.”
- Now type the following command: bootrec /fixmbr
- This command writes a new master boot record to the hard drive. Next, type bootrec /fixboot
- This command writes a new boot sector to the disk in order to replace a boot loader that may have been overwritten by an older version of Windows.
- Choose exit to close Command Prompt and select restart in the repair options. This time, restart from your hard drive, not from the Windows DVD.
Cause of error: The hard drive has a hardware error
If your hard drive has a hardware error, the problem might sound more catastrophic than it actually is. In many cases, the culprit might simply be defective connecting cables. Almost all modern PCs use a SATA interface to connect hard drives. These cables are not мейд to last forever. The tiny contacts of the connections get dusty or corrode over time, and even the slightest kink in the cable can cause your computer to no longer recognize the connected hard drive.
- Disconnect your PC from the power source. Then disconnect the SATA cable from the hard drive and motherboard, and clean the contacts with a lint-free alcohol wipe. Reconnect the cable and reboot the PC. Often this will solve the problem. Alternatively, you can try using another SATA cable.
- If you’ve ruled out the SATA cables as the cause of the error, remove the hard drive while the PC is turned off and try it in another PC. A hard drive that has a hardware defect in its boot sector is by no means unusable.
- Once you’ve installed the hard drive as a second drive in the other PC, you first have to set the boot order in the BIOS so that the PC continues to boot from its functioning Windows system hard drive.
- When Windows starts up, the second hard drive appears as a new drive in the File Explorer, as long as its file system is still recognized by the operating system.
- Right-click the drive in the File Explorer, select “Properties,” go to the “Tools” tab and click “Check.”
- You can then choose the checks that you want to run. Run a complete scan, including recovery of bad sectors.
- After that, try to back up as much data as possible from the hard drive. A hard drive with a hardware defect should no longer be used for important data. It’s highly likely that other sectors will also have errors in the future.
- If you were unable to resolve the issue using the repair feature in the File Explorer, right-click the Windows logo in the taskbar to run Command Prompt as an administrator and try to repair the hard drive with the chkdsk command. You stand a good chance of recovering data this way.
Replace the hard drive once you’ve successfully backed up your data.
- 21.08.20
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