No boot disk has been detected or the disk has failed

If when you boot your Windows 10 computer and you receive the No boot disk has been detected or the disk has failed error message, then this guide may help you. This error occurs because during the boot process, the system checks the HDD/SSD for boot information and other Operating System information so as to utilize the information to boot up the system. However, if the computer is unable to retrieve any boot information or the OS details on the drive, the error message is displayed on the screen.

Here are a few fixes and suggestions:

1] Check the PC-to-HDD/SSD cable connection

2] Check the PC’s boot priority

3] Check if the HDD/SSD is failing

4] Run Automatic Repair

5] Run CHKDSK and SFC

6] Rebuild BCD & Repair MBR

Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Check hard disk connection
0:42 Automatic repair
1:00 Check if hard drive is failing
1:32 Run CHKDSK scan
2:00 Rebuild BCD