Windows 10: Can't Boot Into Windows 11 After Installing Water Pump

Here are the specifications of my PC: MOBO: ASUS ROG X570 E GamingCPU: AMD 3900XGPU: Nvidia 3090Memory 32 GBOS: Windows 11 I'm not sure which version but I actively kept up with updates and previously had Windows 10 Home before I upgraded to Windows 11SATA Device 1: SDDSATA Device 2: Optical DriveM.2 Device 1: SSD The water pump in my computer was failing, so I replaced it. Otherwise my computer was working fine. I did not reseat any device while replacing the pump, or disconnect any other device. Now I can't boot into Windows 11 from my M.2 device. I successfully get pass the

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

New water pump recommendations

Hi,
Yes optimus blocks are restrictive
You can open and remove the inner o-ring or shave it flat where it crosses the cooling fins like I did it does help on restriction because the o-ring intrudes into the cooling fins narrowing the channels water goes through.

Pumps I use nothing but D5
I have five d5 pumps 4 pwm's which 2 are tops and 3 are pump reservoir combos 1 is a d5 vario type which has a manual 5 speed dial unlike the pwm.

 

AIO Cooler Assistance. Pump Connector ???

I would never hook up a water pump to the system fan 3 header, the cpu fan header is clearly marked at the top of the board, I can`t believe it doesn`t have one, if not just use a water pump header and see if your software reads the pump speed.

You have to read the cooler manual, a motherboard manual has no idea what type of colling you are going to use, to tell you where to hook things up, but the motherboard manual should have a clear picture of where every connection is.

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