Windows 10: NEW Sata Hard drive will not let computer boot ?

Hi, I have an HP z220 desktop computer.It has a Sata SSD and TWO Conventional Sata hard drives.It works fine in Windows-10I wanted to add another hard drive but they don’t want to let the computer boot.But they work after I turn on the computer I plug the hard drive in via USB Dock.So I plugged the hard drives in Via USB Dock and formatted the drives with exfat via Microsoft disk manager utility.I partition the drives with GUID and format in exfat.Complete okay and drive works.But when I go to reboot the computer it will not boot with the drive connected with Sata cable or USB.I tried 5 differ

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Hard drive turned RAW after changing sata port. Table resotration

Here is the result. I appreciate you going through step by step with me.





When selecting List, the filesystem still seems damaged.

 

how do i move hard drive to new computer?

intel to intel you have a shot.

Install the latest intel chipset drivers and it may just work transferring it over - the key is to have teh new sata controllers drivers installed BEFORE moving it over (i normally transfer to a PCI-E SATA-II card i have, then boot the new system on the PCI-E card, install the onboard drivers, and then move to the onboard sata.)

for clarification on my steps.

1. install new SATA card/controller in original PC and install drivers
2. power off, move boot drive to the sata card
3. boot windows to make sure it works
4. get new system up, move sata card to it with boot drive attached.
5. boot windows - a few reboots are always needed to get around the change of hardware
6. move the boot drive to the new mobos sata ports, and it should work.

 

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?