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"BIOS cannot see my hard drive ", I have a Toshiba Tecra M11 laptop. The hard drive is a 320 gigabyte Hitachi. My system was dual booting Windows 10 Technical Preview and Arch Linux. I was using Windows and it wanted to update but I was in the middle of something so I told it to wait. A few minutes later the system froze, as experimental systems sometimes do. I powered off by means of holding the power button. Upon restarting the system into Windows, it performed the Second half of the update. I worried it might have broken something, but there were no problems until the next time I booted. It went to network boot instead of grub as it normally did. I thought maybe the update messed with my other partitions so I re-installed Arch (which is my boot partition). This had no apparent effect. In case there was something wrong with the partition table I deleted and recreated the partition table, and installed Arch. Still no effect. After this I thought the problem was most likely the BIOS. I went into setup and told it to restore default settings. No effect. I powered off, removed the power cord and battery, hit the power button, removed the hard drive, replaced the power cord and battery, powered on. The BIOS did a more complete reset. I powered off, replaced the hard drive and powered on. No effect.
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