Solved 2.2 TB Infinity problem

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ValG

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Hello everyone!
I installed a new SSD drive on my computer because I had a problem with booting the Windows 10 from my HDD.
So, I installed Windows on the SSD, changed the boot order in the BIOS, putting the SSD to be first, but when the setup finished, the system restarted and it sent me to a 2.2TB Infinity boot screen, telling me there is no boot device found. I unplugged the old hard drive and left only the SSD. I also disabled 2.2TB Infinity in the BIOS but the problem still occurs. How can I fix this?

Thank you.
 
when you installed Windows, it sounds like there were more than one drive present and the SSD wasn't the primary drive.
if true, Windows may have installed the OS onto the SSD as instructed but it has put the boot config info onto whatever was C:\ drive.

reinstall Windows with only the new SSD connected.
 
Bruce said:
when you installed Windows, it sounds like there were more than one drive present and the SSD wasn't the primary drive.
if true, Windows may have installed the OS onto the SSD as instructed but it has put the boot config info onto whatever was C:\ drive.

reinstall Windows with only the new SSD connected.
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Thank you!
Problem solved.
 
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