Windows 10: Boot Up order changed after BSOD

Hi Guys,

I have had my boot up SSD for a while (Crucial MX500 SATA III) and it's been fine but while playing a game I got a blue screen and it reverted to the hard drive as the boot up drive. I have found that the only way to revert this back to the Crucial is by fully disabling the hard drive (taking out the SATA cable) which obviously isn't what I want.

When I put the SATA cable back onto the HDD it makes that the boot up drive. Boot up order in the bios doesn't seem to help either

Initially, the SSD was recognised but not usable (had to change letter in disk management). Since the blue screen, if I select the Crucial on the Bios it simply gives me a black screen and goes back to my boot up options. What could it be? It is clearly able to boot up my PC.

I'd really appreciate any help anyone can provide!

Thanks guys!

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Can't Change Boot Order

Cloned original C:\ drive to an SSD drive then followed the windows procedure to get to BIOS to change the boot order:

• Settings
• Update and Security
• Recovery - Restart Now
• Troubleshoot
• Advanced Options
• UEFI Firmware Settings
• Restart

The last restart does not take me to BIOS. I just get a blank screen. Esc key gets me back to Windows, but I don't want to format the original C:\ drive for other use until I am able to change the boot order. How do I do that?

 

Right boot order but doesnt boot right. But works on manual boot.

Hello Kyle,

I realize the inconvenience you are facing in your computer regarding the bootup of the device. We will help you.

To assist you better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

• What is the exact make and model of your PC?
• As mentioned, "But if i load it in first time boot, and then select the po or something(the first in my boot order) it works", can you explain us what exact issue are you facing?
• Was there any recent hardware changes done prior to the issue?
• Did you check in BIOS if the Boot menu order is changed?

Please post to us with the information above to help you better.

 

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It gave me a list of two files in windows that could have caused the problems