Quick summary:
-Every time I start my computer it turns on for a few seconds, turns off, then it starts properly.
- It always threw me into the BIOS, where I had to ”boot override” to boot w10
- W10 is on my SSD, but I have to boot override my HDD to start (No clue why, would like to know)
- The real problem is here: Now I’ve gotten a new harddrive, and I can no longer boot my computer at all.
Help desperately needed. I know, vague descriptions, but maybe someone else has solved a similar issue and knows what I’m talking about.
Thanks.
EDIT:
Plugged the old hard drive in, booted w10. I went to disc management and saw that the old hard drive contains some ”system reserved” space. How has this happened, when I installed w10 on the SSD? Is there a simple way to get this to the SSD?
-Every time I start my computer it turns on for a few seconds, turns off, then it starts properly.
- It always threw me into the BIOS, where I had to ”boot override” to boot w10
- W10 is on my SSD, but I have to boot override my HDD to start (No clue why, would like to know)
- The real problem is here: Now I’ve gotten a new harddrive, and I can no longer boot my computer at all.
Help desperately needed. I know, vague descriptions, but maybe someone else has solved a similar issue and knows what I’m talking about.
Thanks.
EDIT:
Plugged the old hard drive in, booted w10. I went to disc management and saw that the old hard drive contains some ”system reserved” space. How has this happened, when I installed w10 on the SSD? Is there a simple way to get this to the SSD?
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