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When I tried booting up the first time, I received an error message saying boot device not found it boot failed. Framework support responded as follows.

"About the no-boot device found, this indicates that there is no operating system installed on the storage yet.

Were you able to create a bootable USB disk using the Windows Media Creation tool to install the operating system?

Kindly follow our guides on how to install the Windows 11 operating system using this link. Upon checking, you ordered Windows 11 Home. To redeem the product key please log into your Framework account and navigate to Digital Purchases."

I haven't yet followed the above instructions as I will need to obtain a USB flash drive first.

Just a quick note for anyone in the situation where one of the bottom case screws is stripped and needs to be replaced. In our case, the screw stripped upon initial assembly by my teen. I contacted support and was sent a replacement screw but no instructions on how to remove the "captive" screw; and nothing listed on the support pages. I didn't want to force it and risk damaging the case, but support would not provide guidance, and I was advised to take it to a repair shop. This is not the one of the five that is held by a e/c clip; this one was one of the other four. I was able to use a very small, blunt tipped tool from the inside of the case and pop the screw out the back/external side using light to moderate force, without damaging the case. I was then able to pop the replacement screw in with light force using my finger, and it has held in place (is captive again). I believe there is a non-metal piece (maybe a plastic washer) that keeps it captive. Pliers to pull probably would have worked, too.

Just a quick note for anyone in the situation where one of the bottom case screws is stripped and needs to be replaced. In our case, the screw stripped upon initial assembly by my teen. I contacted support and was sent a replacement screw but no instructions on how to remove the "captive" screw; and nothing listed on the support pages. I didn't want to force it and risk damaging the case, but support would not provide guidance, and I was advised to take it to a repair shop. This is not the one of the five that is held by a e/c clip; this one was one of the other four. I was able to use a very small, blunt tipped tool from the inside of the case and pop the screw out the back/external side using light to moderate force, without damaging the case. I was then able to pop the replacement screw in with light force using my finger, and it has held in place (is captive again). I believe there is a non-metal piece (maybe a plastic washer) that keeps it captive. Pliers to pull probably would have worked, too.

Just a quick note for anyone in the situation where one of the bottom case screws is stripped and needs to be replaced. In our case, the screw stripped upon initial assembly by my teen. I contacted support and was sent a replacement screw but no instructions on how to remove the "captive" screw; and nothing listed on the support pages. I didn't want to force it and risk damaging the case, but support would not provide guidance, and I was advised to take it to a repair shop. This is not the one of the five that is held by a e/c clip; this one was one of the other four. I was able to use a very small, blunt tipped tool from the inside of the case and pop the screw out the back/external side using light to moderate force, without damaging the case. I was then able to pop the replacement screw in with light force using my finger, and it has held in place (is captive again). I believe there is a non-metal piece (maybe a plastic washer) that keeps it captive. Pliers to pull probably would have worked, too.

Just a quick note for anyone in the situation where one of the bottom case screws is stripped and needs to be replaced. In our case, the screw stripped upon initial assembly by my teen. I contacted support and was sent a replacement screw but no instructions on how to remove the "captive" screw; and nothing listed on the support pages. I didn't want to force it and risk damaging the case, but support would not provide guidance, and I was advised to take it to a repair shop. This is not the one of the five that is held by a e/c clip; this one was one of the other four. I was able to use a very small, blunt tipped tool from the inside of the case and pop the screw out the back/external side using light to moderate force, without damaging the case. I was then able to pop the replacement screw in with light force using my finger, and it has held in place (is captive again). I believe there is a non-metal piece (maybe a plastic washer) that keeps it captive. Pliers to pull probably would have worked, too.

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