0xc000000e. A required disk isn't connected or can't be accessed. But works after resetting and powering off 3 times?

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Bald

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So I recently installed a m.2 SSD. I removed the OS of my old ssd and installed a clean new os on my new m.2 ssd. Everything was working fine, but now when I first turn the pc on, I get the "your pc/device needs to be repaired. Once I do a " hard reset? (Where I let the pc power for 2-3 seconds then hold the power button on to turn it off) twice, on the 3rd boot it loads fine. I cant use my keyboard (cosair mx silent) on the recovery screen as none of the keys seem to work, I have tried the keyboard in each different usb spot.

Any help is appreciated, as I just sleep my pc now to avoid having to power on and off each day.
Thank you!
 
jmarket said:
Hello @Bald :)

Have you done any changes since you did the clean install before this all started?
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I removed the os from my old ssd. I don't think there was anything major. When the pc starts it shows 2 ssds on the motherboard screen, could it be trying to boot my old ssd?
 
Bald said:
could it be trying to boot my old ssd?
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Remove the original SSD and restart the computer, if it boots without any issue you have pretty much nailed it on that the original SSD is involved in some way.
 
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