They won't be updated with the new MB and Ram.
They won't be updated with the new MB and Ram.
New motherboard with 32GB RAM and 2TB SSD, but it won’t boot now. I can enter BIOS but not access the Windows SSD that worked before I changed the hardware. From my old motherboard, I placed a 500GB SSD in slot M.2_2 and a new 2TB SSD in slot M.2_1. After installing the new RAM on the new board, all four slots were filled. When I try BIOS it works fine, but launching into Windows causes an error: File: \windows\system32\winload.efi Error code: 0x0000221 The digital signature couldn’t be verified. Error code: 0x0000428
It seems the system probably saved information on a Windows device, which is causing the boot failure.
You need to find a way to start Windows. Check your system settings or contact support for assistance.
If connecting those disks isn't solving the problem, consider using a boot repair USB or simply reinstalling Windows.
All my drives were connected. I’m attempting to boot via USB to access the recovery mode, and the command prompt shows a Mac that was used to generate a bootable drive using USBZile and CMOS. I’m unable to proceed as if the process continues smoothly.
Edited October 16, 2024 by thegkevin
You weren't aware of CMOS. Were you suggesting creating a Windows Live USB, or is there another reason? The stick might be damaged; consider re-etching it.