Windows 10: Microsoft Defender is working with old hard drive but doesn't work with new Samsung SSD.

I could not clone a hard drive to a new Samsung SSD because Microsoft Defender was blocking both Samsung Data Migration and Magician software, so I had to turn off the Microsoft Defender in order to install a new Samsung SSD, but after installation the Samsung Magician would not start and Microsoft Defender offline would not work. Then I removed the new SSD and put the old hard drive back. After that Microsoft Defender was working fine as before. So, I did the system Recovery with removing everything. After that I was able to download both Samsung Migration and Magician software and installe

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Windows doesn`t start. Authomatic repair doesn`t work.

Thanks again!!

I`m sorry I had not noticed that the text on the picture was in spanish. It says that windows has replaced some damaged clusters in "name" file and "directory". Then, at the end "an unspecified error occurred (75736e6a726e6c2e 4f6)".

I`ll do it and I`ll be updating this thread when I have the report.

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I ran SeaTools. These are the results:




Does it mean my HDD is useless?

 

Boot from old hard drive

The motherboard of my old computer died suddenly and so I bought a new computer. It has two 1TB HDDs on RAID 0 and comes preinstalled with Windows 10 Home. I wanted my computer to boot from my old 120GB SSD from my old computer but it doesn't seem to recognize it as boot drive. It was working perfectly with my old computer.

I can view files from the SSD and so this confirms that it is working. The boot partition is marked active.

I tried changing the boot hard drive in the bios but in the bios, the only two options shown in the boot menu are

• Windows Boot Manager (Intel Volume1)
  
• CD/DVDRW
  

After searching online, a website suggested swapping the Sata of the old hard drive with that of the new one. I tried even this but this didn't work either. It gave me the error "boot disk not found" and in the boot menu, the only option was "CD/DVDRW".

For Reference :

Motherboard : ASUS Z170 PRO GAMING

All Hard Drives Run GPT.

Any other solutions?

 

Phantom hard drive after SSD replacement

Before physically removing the hard drive from my laptop, I cloned it to a new SSD drive using Macrium Reflect and installed the SSD drive in the laptop. When I check my drives using Disk Management or AOMEI Partition Assistant, Disk 0 (using Disk Management)
or Disk 1 (using AOMEI) has the C: drive on it. Belarc Advisor shows a hard drive remaining as drive 0 in my laptop and this has the serial number of the hard drive which I removed, and also the SSD drive. I've copied the C: drive to a partition on the new
SSD drive but I think the laptop still boots up slowly from C: on the supposed hard drive. Macrium Reflect also shows as Disk 1 the details incl the serial number of the old removed hard drive (as well as the SSD drive) , as does CrystalDiskInfo and Samsung
Magician. Samsung Magician show the Read and Write speeds of the SSD drive (sequential 279/267MB/s) and the supposed hard drive (sequential 54/54). So it appears that the C: drive on the SSD drive is still operating as a (slowish) hard drive.

How do I sort things out so that the details and performance of the old hard drive are removed completely and everything works more quickly from the SSD drive?