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Strike f1 retry boot f2 - Dell OptiPlex GX270 PC Desktop

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Question posted in 2014, almost 5 years back, laptop by this time seems to be abandoned or scrapped? and if still searching only solution is to change the Hard Disk Drive

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  • Anonymous Jan 10, 2019

    it is NOT a laptop at all. period
    a desktop in mini case or SFF.
    they have 4 cases and 4 motherboards so
    270 means not much,lackng photo of his or full service tag data.

    he looked at the dead PC for 5 years
    the today ,sees this post and spends $200\
    fixing a dead, PC worth zero.
    one just sold for $10 on fleabay
    buy Optiplex 990 or newer
    and win! with a FUTURE>
    put raw cash only on things that are viable
    and have future, IMO , w10-64 certified, or its chopped liver. or worse.

    270 was made in 2004, that is way too old
    15 years, is junk now (LoL a text server?)
    but for sure the coin cell is dead,
    and HDD bad, this old.
    the Smart HDD tests will fail.
    HDD silent. its bad.
    the HDD failing C6 parameter. bad.
    the PSU dead is next, or now.(weak)
    and full of lint blocking all fans.
    2 fans, at least.

  • Larry Ng
    Larry Ng Jan 11, 2019

    f1 loops are mostly dead CMOS RTC battery coin cell
    the coin cell lasts 7 years max
    most techs, now some can run 10 (luck happens)
    but his failed, at 10 years, clear as day
    once the battery is replaced
    we reset the bios (in the page marked set bios defaults)]
    and HDD0 now boots, CD try empty, usb memory sticks in pocket.

  • Anonymous Mar 10, 2019

    f1 or F2 key means the HDD is dead
    or OS gone byebye there.
    on Dell server means same. (or raid card upset)

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  • Posted on Jan 16, 2008

SOURCE: Dimension 3100 Won't Boot

Try remove the hard dirve and then fix it back. and if the system prompted you to strike F2 then go . In the bios setup. load the " setup bios default and press "F10" to save and exit. the computer will restart.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 26, 2008

SOURCE: 1 beep and won't boot...Strike F1 to retry or F2 for setup utility

hi! i have a prob with my pc its an DELL GX OPTIPLEX 270. It doesn't work in the boot, it lunch me a message at the first screen (strike f1 to retry boot, f2 for utilities). I have try many solution but it doesn't work. So, plz if any one can help me to solve my pc.
i'm waiting for and thx.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 22, 2008

SOURCE: No boot device available

Make sure all the connections to the Hard Drive are tight and secure. Then see if it will boot. If not then try loading a windows cd and see if it detects the Hard drive. If it does not the hard drive is no good if it does try running the automated system recovery you may have a corrupt MBR file.

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Afolabi Bello

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  • Posted on Oct 18, 2009

SOURCE: No boot device available - strike F1 to retry

it is hard drive or HDD is damaged or corrupted, i will advice you to buy and upgrade to a new one and then install back the OS, I mean that you need to install back the operating system. Firstly open up the system and remove the old and damaged HDD "hard drive" then put the new one in after you might have purchased, you can get a new HDD from just about any computer stores. After you have put in the new HDD, then reboot your system and put the opearating system CD into the CD drive to start the installation of the OS, follow the instructions carefully. But make sure you get the correct component for the CPU.

If this is difficult for you to do, kindly get a computer engineer or technician to help you out. Thanks

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 29, 2010

SOURCE: No boot device available strike f1 to retry boot

Try to replace the CMOS(CR2032) 3v battery, could be the Bios is not function as it should. Set the Bios to settings to default and see whether the HDD is detected in the Bios settings.

If is is no good probably the HDD could be faulty.

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