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How to solve Error message No Disk on startup

Posted Date: 24-Jun-2010	Category: Troubleshooting	Rating:
Author: S.Vinoth	Member Level: Gold	Points: 10

It can happen that Windows reports directly to the notification that "no disk found". Annoying: Which disk is missing, is not said. With the following tip to fix the problem.

Windows looks at the appearance of the work surface for drives that are not more connected. Follow the steps below to automatically search for remedy that:

First Step

Tap while holding down the Windows key on the R button. A window will appear where you "msconfig" type. Click OK to start the program on your system configuration.

Second Step

click Startup. A list of all the automatically starting programs and functions. Keep in the column "Code" after a drive letter to the lookout, which is not currently used. If you double-click the desktop to work then, you can determine which drives are available and which are not.

Third Step

Remove the system configuration program by clicking the hook before the appropriate entry. Then click OK and Restart in order to restart the computer. After that the problem is fixed.

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