Windows 10: After installing a new ssd WD-SN850x on my B760M-C Motherboard my PC keeps booting into...

After installing a new ssd WD-SN850x on my B760M-C Motherboard my PC keeps booting into bios. The ssd shows up in my boot priority and it is #1 priority. Anyone know the solution for this? Thank you

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SSD won't boot on new motherboard

Hi all,

I am trying to boot on a new motherboard/cpu from an old MBR-partitioned SSD with Windows 10 on it (CPU I9 Motherboard Biostar H310M). The SSD used to work just fine on my previous motherboard. My new motherboard is configured for both UEFI & Legacy boot. Weirdly enough, the SSD is only recognized on SATA 3 or 4, not on SATA 1 or 2. I have not done any bootsect repair yet.

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Any suggestion would be much appreciated.

 

boot failure new everything wd ssd win10 pro

Whew, lots of info in your reply and I thank you for taking the time to post.

Much of what you suggest in your reply I have done. Keep in mind all hardware is new. Yesterday and today I removed the win 10 pro wd ssd drive and installed it in another pc also with an asus mb and amd ryzen processor and it appeared to work just fine.
Put it back in the new pc and the same problem reappeared after one time getting stuck on the asus screen then turned it off, wited, back on and the same issue again. grrrr. So I then made a new iso formatted the drive reinstalled it and booted to the new
iso on a usb drive reinstalling win 10 pro going through several restarts and updating and it worked perfect. Turned it off waited a few minutes turned it on again and could not even bring up the asus bios choices screen which shows before windows boots.
Tried new cables different sata plugs no boot. Un plugged the power from the wd ssd and plugged in the other ssd drive with Ubuntu and it booted to the bios option asus screen so I checked the bios to make sure it was still slow boot with all else still in
default positions and it was so I booted with Ubuntu and it worked fine. Did multiple restarts, off and on's with no issues. Tried the win 10 ssd and not even an asus bios screen. Tomorrow I will try the new win 10 pro ssd on another commuter to see if it
works ok if it does the issue must be connected with the mb or bios settings.

What am I missing?

I've noticed the latest editions of win 10 pro have some of the lost features of win 7 back and that is great.

Thanks for your help

 

Now THIS is new: Cloned SSD does not boot – a new twist

No, it doesn't boot. See post #1 @captainron Make these changes: WD 4TB SN850X ==> M.2 slot Kingston 500GB ==> PCIe-adapter Boot from PCIe (Kingston) (select in BIOS) if (F = Win Installation drive letter on WD type otherwise use the right letter C:\WINDOWS\system32>bcdboot F:\Windows The command adds a boot-entry to the Kingston BCD If it doesn't boot from that BCD-Entry, it's a Windows problem If it boots it's a BCD problem on the WD The additional bcd-entry can be removed again later.