Windows 10: After Resetting My PC unable to find ssd On Boot Priority efi in BIOS setting. PLEASE HELP

I have an Lenovo ideapad 130, and upgraded to a SSD early this year. At first when I setup my ssd it and work fine and also able to change the boot priority to ssd and its work fine.But then after Resetting the os, The boot priorty get automatically change to hdd Yes, I didn't delete the older os from hdd after migrating the os into ssd, and now In boot setting under efi the SSD no longer appears in the boot order while I'm in BIOS, so I am unable to change my boot priority to ssd. I didn't find any ahci option also in advance bios PLEASE HELP!!!!

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BIOS SSD Priority

I am going to change out my HDD to a SSD. Right now the BIOS does not have a SSD listed in the BIOS boot priority. Does the SSD show up in the BIOS after the SSD is plugged in? Or is there some command prompt that I can use to add SSD prior to plugging in the SSD?

 

Ssd Is not showing in BIOS Boot setting EFI after resetting my pc. PLEASE HELP!!







I have an Lenovo ideapad, and upgraded to a SSD early this year. At first when I setup my ssd it and work fine and also able to change the priority to ssd,

But after Resetting the os, The boot priorty get automatically change to hdd (Yes, I didn't delete the older os from hdd after migrating the os into ssd), and now In boot setting under efi I can't find my ssd option , so I am unable to change my boot priority to ssd. the SSD no longer appears in the boot order while I'm in BIOS, and I had to open device manager and disable the HDD altogether to get my system to automatically boot off of the SSD, because otherwise it will boot from the HDD or sit indefinitely in automatic repair mode. Sometimes it will attempt a disk check (the one you can cancel pressing any key at startup) and the system will randomly choose to boot from any drives that have been mounted. All my drives are healthy and I've even experimented with adding different hard drives and changing the order of the SATA+power cables. Results are the same, the majority of my attempts have resulted in the BIOS boot order manager ignoring my SSD, and sometimes will not boot from it unless addition drives are unmounted or disabled. If someone can clue me in on what is happening and how to get this repaired, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

upgrading to SSD and unable to boot into Windows10 (EFI hidden)

Hi,

I am unable to boot into windows 10 after completing the installation successfully. PC is HP Prodesk G3 small form factor (business PC)

All files are being written to the SSD but just can not boot. The disk is GPT and secure boot is enabled. I am unable to find an option for AHCI in bios so hope its set correctly.

Startup repair returns (couldnt repair your PC) > C:\windows\system32\logfiles\srttrail.txt

Disk Part shows a 100MB volume listed as FAT32 which is the EFI volume and I am guessing that becasue this volume is hidden the PC is unable to use boot manager? When attemptimg to boot afer install it does list UEFI: Windows Boot Manager , but only a black
screen after.

Would really appreciate assistance in sorting this as I am trying to upgrade.