I recently replaced my HDD with a SSD. The cloning of my HDD and installation of SSD was remarkably simple for an amateur and everything worked as it had been only much faster. However when I switched the PC on today the screen came up with NO Boot Device Found. Any advice /help much appreciated.
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Solved No Boot Device Found.
- Thread starter Keith
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so prior to today, your swapping to the SSD had been working fine?
I'm wondering what has changed; Windows Updates?, new software installed?, changed any hardware?
any chance you have a CD or USB device attached and the system is trying to boot from that?
I'm wondering what has changed; Windows Updates?, new software installed?, changed any hardware?
any chance you have a CD or USB device attached and the system is trying to boot from that?
After reading your reply and sleeping on it I plucked up the courage to go into the BIOS set up and there I discovered the boot up sequence had somehow been reversed. I reset the sequence so the SSD was priority and everything started to function normally. Thank yo.
gotta love computers!
crap happens as they say.
glad you worked it out and got back to us with an update.
crap happens as they say.
glad you worked it out and got back to us with an update.
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