Windows 10: BSOD 0xc0000225 when HDD plugged in - Boots fine with SSD

New Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i3-10100 3.6 GHz Quad-Core Processor
Motherboard: Gigabyte B460M DS3H Micro ATX LGA1200 Motherboard
Memory: Team T-FORCE VULCAN Z 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 CL16 Memory
PSU
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Equipment brought over:
GPU: EVGA Nvidia GTX 750 ti
SSD Samsung EVO
HDD WD 1tb


Just finished building my PC. I moved over my SSD and HDD after running sysprep from the old machine to the new. Ran through windows setup and logged into account to activate windows and the machine booted up fine. Second time I went to boot it game me the recovery BSOD. I unplugged the HDD and left the SSD plugged in and it worked as normal.

When the HDD is plugged in, the bios defaults the boot to that drive, even when I switch it and save.

Any ideas? Let me know what information you need from me

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0xc0000225 boot error

For some odd reason when I turned on my computer today, I was greeted with the error 0xc0000225 stating that my NLS files were corrupt/missing. I am Running Vista x64 and so far have tried the following:

Replace NLS files
Windows repair utility
Restored an old working registry backup
Tried booting with different ram configurations
Created new BCD / Boot
Chkdsk


Google suggests something about apci, but my gigabyte ud3p doesn't have such an option (already vista compatible) and it seems to only occur to people who are initially installing and not people who already have a working copy.

 

error code 0xc0000225

Hi Marie,

The error code 0xc0000225 is booting error that usually happens when the Booting Configuration Data (BCD) is missing or corrupted. We suggest that you perform an
Automatic Repair by following the steps listed in Jenith_James's reply on May
8, 2016 and check if it resolves your concern.

We look forward to your response.

Regards.

 

Windows 10 Dual Drive (HDD and SSD) Boot issue

Hi,

I am running a Windows 10 system on a Desktop. I added a 1TB Sandisk SSD and installed Window 10 on it. When my system boots, I get a screen asking me to select which operating system to run: Either the old HDD version, or the newly installed SSD version.
When I select the newly installed SSD version, the system runs for a while and then I get random BSOD failures. Never the same BSOD Stop Code twice. If I choose the old HDD version, the system boots (albiet very slowly) and remains stable. When I use the BIOS
settings to make the SSD the priority boot drive, upon re-boot the machine reports that I must provide a bootable source to continue. It seems the SSD is not bootable, and the system will only boot from the HDD. I want to ultimately make the SSD my system
boot drive and the HDD simply a data drive. Any thoughts on action I should take?