Unexpected driver failure (not as you might assume)
Unexpected driver failure (not as you might assume)
Hi! I see you're having an issue with booting from the new motherboard and SSD. It sounds like the Windows installation is set up to boot from the SSD, but when you switch to BIOS to change the boot order, it doesn't appear in the list. Your old drive with Windows should still show up, but it's not showing up in BIOS. No solution has worked so far—anyone have any ideas?
Restart your machine and press the button shown on the screen to access the BIOS. Navigate to the Boot menu and choose it. Locate the setting for adjusting boot order and activate it. Place your newly formatted storage at the beginning of the list. Confirm your updates and close the BIOS interface. If this doesn't resolve the problem, consider using Bootrec.exe for repair. If the issue persists, the drive may be malfunctioning.
You might be dealing with a malfunctioning storage device. That’s the only conclusion I can reach.
Suddenly a malfunctioning drive appeared. It seems related to the new update I thought, though I might be mistaken. Everything worked smoothly until I switched the mob.
I'll attempt that immediately. Thank you a lot. Although it's not an HDD, it might not matter.