No bootable devices found in Windows 11

Seeing “No bootable devices found” when you turn on your Windows 11 PC can be worrying. You may see messages such as: No bootable devices found. Press F1 key to retry boot. Press F2 key for setup utility. Press F5 key to run onboard diagnostics. Or No boot device is available, Or, No boot device – insert boot disk and press any key This does not always mean your Windows installation or SSD has failed. There can be other reasons. In this video, I'll show you the working methods to troubleshoot the issue. Let’s get started. Link: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/no-bootable-devices-found-in-windows 00:00 intro 00:33 Check the Physical Connections 01:05 Check the Boot Order in BIOS or UEFI 01:39 Rebuild the Windows Boot Configuration 02:03 Mark your Primary Partition active 02:21 Run CHKDSK for errors on the boot drive 02:47 Use Startup Repair command : bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /scanos