Windows 10: I have a new pc and I have moved my old SATA ssd to my new pc and now it will not boot...

I have a new pc and I have moved my old SATA ssd to my new pc and now it will not boot windows but when I plug ssd into old pc I have no issues I dont want to reinstall windows and loose my stuff I have installed windows on new ssd and no issues on new pc. But when I connect old ssd from old pc it will not load windows 10 its telling me no boot device found

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MOVING SSD TO A NEW PC

I am getting an Intel bare bones NUC. I want to simply take my SSD out of my old PC and install it in the new one, and hopefully boot up. I do have my Windows 10 license activated and associated with my Microsoft account. Will I be able to make this
change successfully, and only have to verify that I have moved Windows to a new device?

 

New SSD wont boot

Hi John

Boot into BIOS, is SATA Mode set to AHCI to enable booting from an SSD drive?

Is the SSD drive set a top of the Boot Priority list?

Did you try connecting that SSD to the SATA Port normally used by your old HDD?

 

Moving a old windows boot drive to a new pc that has a new boot drive

I built a new PC recently and got a new m.2 SSD Which is my new boot drive/ :C Drive. I was wondering if it was safe to take my old PC :C Drive and put it in my new one and wipe it? Will this cause any issues since there would be two drives with windows installed on them?