Win7 boot prompt "Remove disks or other media" how to solve

Analysis:

1, or hard disk drive jumper is not correct;

2, PC There is a problem with the startup items of the bios setting;

3, the optical drive or the hard disk is damaged;

4, there is no floppy drive on the computer, but we did not turn it off in the bios;

5, there are external devices on the computer, such as U disk. (However, it is usually not caused by this reason)

Solution:

1. Check if our hard disk or CD-ROM jumper has not been set incorrectly;

2. Check our bios There is no problem in setting the startup item;

3. Check if the CD-ROM drive or the hard disk is damaged, if any, please replace it under repair;

4. Enter bios to set it. The floppy drive is turned off;

5, first pull out the u disk or CD on the computer and try again.