The system is running in safe mode following the latest build, utilizing an SSD with Windows 11 already installed.
The system is running in safe mode following the latest build, utilizing an SSD with Windows 11 already installed.
Hello, your new PC is running perfectly so far. You used an SSD from your previous build with Windows 11 64-bit. When you power it on, it reports a safe mode POST. You suspect RAM overclocking might be the issue, but since you haven’t changed any settings or installed new OS, that’s unlikely. You also noticed the BIOS lets you choose your SSD and enter Windows 11, though it isn’t activated yet—possibly needing a license. Everything seems to work normally inside the BIOS, so components appear safe. Online advice suggests ordering your SSDs in the boot order. You have another SSD, but it doesn’t appear in the BIOS menu except for the OS one, making it hard to adjust the boot sequence. Someone can help you resolve this? You don’t want to wait long before each boot cycle forces a safe mode entry.