Cannot boot my new M.2 SSD with a Flash Drive.

Hello, a few months ago i changed from my pre build pc to a new one, only the cpu and the m.2 remained. (i didn't even reinstall windows)

But the m.2 is generally slow and also has "only" a health of 27% left. So I thought you just buy a new one. Now after I swapped the SSDs I plug in my Windows Flash Drive and it just dont works. No matter what I do, disable stuff in the bios etc it does not boot from the USB stick. I only get a bluescreen error with the Code "0xc0000001". But I can just put in my old SSD in and my PC works fine with no bluescreen or other problems.

Pls tell me Im just stupid and there is a simple Solution

Parts in question are.

Crucial P2 CT250P2SSD8 250GB (My new SSD)

KBG30ZMV256G TOSHIBA (Is my "old" SSD)

Asus PRIME H310M-A R2.0 H310 (My Motherboard)

I also have a 1TB HDD but thats just for games etc.

PeterOz said:

I am not having much luck working out what you are doing - not making much sense

What do you mean by this?
Is this a usb stick with the windows creation tool on it?

27 % health or 27% free space
If Health how did you check the health ?

What did you do
Did you turn off fast boot
Did you turn off secure boot.

Does the laptop have a boot option they you can use instead of changing the bios.

You have not told us anything about your laptop - Make and model
So we cannot look up spec/manuals

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I'm sorry English isn't my first language.
Yes the USB stick has the Windows Creation tool on it.
I used HWInfo to see how much Health my SSD has left.
Yes I turned of fast boot and secure boot, still did nothing.

Its not a Laptop its a Desktop PC.

My Specs are;
Intel I7-8700
Gain 8GB D6 RTX 3070 Phantom+
PRIME H319M-A R2.0
KBG302MV256G Toshiba (My old SSD)
Toshiba DT01ACA 100 1TB (My HDD)

My new SSD that I want to put in is the;
Crucial P2 CT250P2SSD8 250GB