PC is working. I checked my mother's old SSD and it seems to be fine now. Booting isn't happening.
PC is working. I checked my mother's old SSD and it seems to be fine now. Booting isn't happening.
Hey there, I see you're having some trouble getting your PC running after the SSD swap. Let me break this down for you. It sounds like you moved an SSD from another drive to a different slot, which might have caused compatibility issues. Since the OS isn't booting, you might need to check the BIOS settings again—make sure the new SSD is recognized and set as the primary boot device. Also, verify that all cables are securely connected and that the M.2 slot is properly seated. If you're still stuck, try formatting the new SSD with a clean boot environment or consult your motherboard manual for further troubleshooting steps.
The boot option number one remains my M.2 setup, just as it was previously. In BBS priorities, it is also the highest priority.
It avoids a few lines then blinks. Do I have to make a USB stick to fix the bootloader? That’s strange, this happened on 2022-04-20 112022.mp4.
It's not really, just to check something. As @Kilrah mentions, you can turn off CSM or reset the BIOS by removing the battery and trying again.