You just got off work and decide to relax with some video games when suddenly your PC won't boot. When you turn it on you get an error "No OS found on bootable disks". Which of the following options is the MOST likely to solve this issue?
Run diskpart to grant additional space to the boot partition
As this isn't a new PC and this issue is not expected the OS is likely available but isn't being found because of a corrupted Master Boot Record (MBR) or Globally Unique ID Partition Table (GPT). Both MBR and GPT store information on how a disk is partitioned which is required for the BIOS to identify where the operating system is stored.
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What does it mean for the OS to not be found on bootable disks?