Windows 10: After transferring NVME drive from a dead AMD PC to a working Intel PC Windows login is not...

I switched a NVME drive i had from a AMD Pc that died to a working Intel PC after starting it up the screensaver was the same one i remembered then i went to the login screen all the sudden it says Your pin is no longer available due to a change to the security settings on your device i click Reset my Pin then enter my password it sends a code and i enter it then it says are you sure you want to reset your Pin? i say yes then it says something went wrong and its a constant loop I've tried going into advanced startup and doing safe mode doing sfc /scannow and tons of other things nothing seems

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My NVMe m.2 is dead ?

Hello i have problem 2 days ago i was transferring my some files from NVMe m 2 to another drive but suddenly the drive gone from my pc also it's driver is gone too and in bio it shows m.2 slot empty and even the disk management doesn't show the drive i even try to reinstall windows still no luck i need help cause i buyed that m.2 SSD 4 month ago idk i think it's dead of anyone can help me please tell me it's dead or not if not then how i can fix

Processor:- i3 10100f

Graphic card:- GTX 1650

Motherboard:- H510M-k v20 i guess

Ram:- 16 gb

NVMe:- ANT ESPORTS 690 NEO NVMe M.2 256gb SSD

 

Intel Windows install to amd

Is it possible to take a Windows installation on a HDD that was installed with an Intel cpu, and transfer the HDD to an AMD build?

Aka I have an Intel pc, then I take the HDD with win10 on it and connect it to an AMD pc. Would it work?

Or are my hopes too high?

 

intel and amd wont work together

Hello Jeremy,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

We understand your concern in this regard.

• Did you bought that AMD Radeon Graphics card separately or came with your PC?
• How about disabling Intel Graphics Card and using AMD Radeon Graphics card?

I suspect the problem might be with the incompatible AMD Graphics card drivers. I mean, you can see this kind of behavior when driver malfunctions on background. Suggest you to check for latest AMD Radeon Graphics card drivers on device Manufacturer website,
if in case it came along with your computer. If in case you bought it separately then try to search for the drivers on AMD official website. Most probably this will fix the issue.

Sometimes latest drivers still fails to work correctly due to compatibility on Windows 10. In view of the same, try installing legacy drivers (I.e. Either Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1) to see if it makes any difference.

Keep us posted if you require further assistance.