Windows 10: After Upgrading SSD

So i wanted to update to a bigger SSD from 500gigs to 1TB, i saved all my stuff with the windows manager, changed the SSD and made a windows boot USB, installed it, everything seemed to work, but then i couldn't transfer all files from the old ssd, the most important parts are there like videos and stuff, this is no big deal, the big deal is i can't boot into bios anymore.

Before it would show like a loading screen where i could press Del and enter bios, but after all this stuff it doesn't work anymore, i already tried to search for a solution, reset Cmos by taking out battery, tried to flash bios with the Boot Button on my Msi tomahawk b450 max board.

And nothing worked, i hope i didn't fucked up and some could help.

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im upgrading

got a new job, means i get enough cash to upgrade *Big Grin
this is my list

CPU: Intel Xeon W5590
GPU: SAPPHIRE HD 7970 3gb

SSD: Sandisk Solid State Drive 64GB
PCi-e SSD: OCZ RevoDrive 3 series RVD3-FHPX4-240G PCI-E MLC Solid State Drive SSD

anny other suggestions for my system? *Big Grin

 

preparing to upgrade


You can try following this guide. I suggest either step 4 or step 7.

 

OWC Releases New 4.0TB Aura SSD Upgrade for 2013 Mac Pro

OWC, a leading zero emissions Mac and PC technology company, announced today the immediate availability of the OWC 4.0TB Aura SSD Upgrade for the 2013-current Apple Mac Pro. The Aura SSD for Mac Pro is the first internal SSD upgrade for the 2013-current Mac Pro and debuted at CES 2015 offering up to 2.0TB of capacity. The all-new 4.0TB model shipping just in time for CES 2016 doubles the capacity available offering up to 16x the capacity of the standard factory drive and 4X the capacity of the maximum factory SSD/flash option.

The 4.0TB OWC Aura SSD for 2013-current Mac Pro (black cylinder models) includes the award-winning OWC Envoy Pro SSD enclosure, making it easy to repurpose the original factory-installed Mac Pro SSD as an elegant aluminum-body external drive for incredible portable performance. OWC also provides free how-to installation videos and a special tool needed for straightforward end user/do-it-yourself installation.





OWC Aura SSD for Mac Pro Upgrade Kits includes:

• Aura SSD for Mac Pro
• Envoy Pro SSD enclosure for the existing factory SSD (transfer data & ongoing external use)
• Double-shielded USB 3.0 / USB 3.1 Gen 1 connecting cable for the Envoy Pro enclosure
• Complete kit with everything needed for end user installation of the new drive into 2013 Mac Pro
• 3 Year OWC Limited Warranty.

Innovative, Dependable, and Designed for Mac
Built on the time-tested Aura platform, the Aura SSD for Mac Pro is the only internal SSD upgrade solution custom engineered for current Mac Pro models. OWC SSDs feature an industry-leading suite of controller technologies to deliver longevity and dependable performance.

Upgrade Easy with OWC
The Aura SSD for Mac Pro upgrade kit comes complete with everything users need for a simple do-it-yourself upgrade. OWC's free, comprehensive install videos guide users through the process step-by-step. Click here for the install video.

"Regardless of which size factory SSD you're replacing, an Aura SSD upgrade gives you significantly more space to work, create, and express," said Larry O'Connor, OWC Founder and CEO. "Users can edit and store enormous photo, music and video libraries, and improve their efficiency in creative workflows. Such a huge internal SSD/Flash capacity boost gives you the freedom to do so much more on your Mac Pro."

Availability and Pricing
The 4.0TB Aura SSD for Mac Pro is priced at $2,128.00 and is available now for same-day shipping at http://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/SSDA13MP4.0K/.

The other drives in the Aura line for Mac Pros are priced as follows:

• 1.0TB version - $895.00
• 2.0TB version - $1,447.99