If power was removed during a BIOS update, the BIOS may be corrupted. This can be pretty challenging to fix but, here are some search results that my help. If it was just a Windows update, then a simple OS repair may resolve the issue. More search results that may help depending on the version of Windows.

Here's a link to a similar topic. For most RAID set ups, you don't want to swap anything around because it requires copying and rebuilding the array. YMMV If you don't mind wiping everything and starting fresh, then it's much less of a concern.

Hi Yash, I'm afraid you have not provided enough information for getting good responses. Here's a couple of general ideas: -repair\reinstall the OS -in BIOS disable auto restart on error\failure

Hi Marc- what I would recommend as the "easiest fix" is to get a copy of the OS on disc\thumb drive and boot to that. Do a full fresh install as compared to repair. Hope this helps! If not, please add to your description the OS and model of the hardware (in case you need to get into the bios).

I don't know specifically on this device but most of these types of components are connected by small cables-to-terminals or something like a ribbon cable. Step 14 may be what you're looking for? Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G Teardown

I think there are several common-ish causes for this symptom. Without additional details of what all has been tried,. here are a few thoughts and some supporting links: -bad key code -Bad ignition coil(s) -bad plug(s) -damaged cam position sensor -broken timing belt https://www.google.com/search?q=1998+hon...-b-1-d&ei=MLJvY7ffGdOQwbkPwaCSqA0&ved=0ahUKEw...-wiz-serp

From what I can gather here, it appears there is only 1 drive bay. Your results may very.

If you haven’t, try a quick search for “water pik wp450 batter replacement”. There are a couple of yewtoob videos that are on the top of the search results that appear to walk through the steps. Here’s the one I glanced at. Hope it helps!

I'm afraid you haven't provided enough information for a good reply\suggestion. Based on the provided info, it doesn't sound like it is making it to the POST. If that's the case, then it’s probably borked. As far as I know, if you can’t get into the BIOS then there isn’t much you can do aside from replace the motherboard. If you can get into BIOS, then there is hope! See what hardware the BIOS is recognizing and what it is not. It could be a simple harddrive swap or something like that that. /fingers crossed!

This may or may not be helpful but here is some info on the topic in case you don’t know: Get info about device unlock eligibility Why ATT unlocks can be challenging My first guess is, the phone was financed and there is an outstanding balance on it. Anyway, hope this information helps someone.