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No Disk in the Drive error on KBE bootup

Hey everyone, when I try to boot certain computers into the KBE I sometimes get this error.

"There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk 1\DR 1"

It give me an option to Cancel - Try Again - Continue

if I hit Try Again or Continue the error goes away and everything continues to load just fine, no issues.

This particularly happens on netbooks. I don't have any flashdrives plugged in or anything. Has anyone ran into this and have a solution to make this error go away?

Thanks!


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Posted by: SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
Red Belt
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Are you pxe booting?

Is this a XP boot?

Did you complie your boot enviroment on a machine with extra drives attached at the time?

I have seen this problem with machines with card readers installed. 


Comments:
  • I am PXE booting, the KBE is the default that came with case so I dunno about extra drives however it doesn't have the error on most machines, This netbook does have a card reader, which is what I think it probably is, any way around it? - DanGreenbrier 12 years ago
    • here are a couple of links that talk about card readers/other drives
      http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/please-insert-a-disk-into-drive-device-harddisk-dr1-error-when-starting-a-program.162902/
      http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330137#top - SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
      • can you disable the card reader in bios and see if it stops it? - SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
  • If this is a new computer it could also be a driver problem. The newer systems have "AF" hard drives and require addtional drivers. Check a drive and look of the "AF: on the label, if there is an AF.
    http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/enterprise-client/w/wiki/deploying-dell-systems-with-advanced-format-hard-drives.aspx
    http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kcs/document?docid=408172 - SMal.tmcc 12 years ago
Posted by: dugullett 12 years ago
Red Belt
1

Check your boot order in the BIOS.


Comments:
  • The boot order is Network -> HD -> Removable Device -> Other Stuff - DanGreenbrier 12 years ago

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