Windows 10: New SSD works just fine, but does not show as an option in the boot menu.

Hi,I’ve been trying to get this to work for several hours and searched the posts here for some help but answers were only tangentially related.My PC recognizes my new 1tb SSD as storage. It was formatted correctly and I have moved files to it. I made a huge mistake of deleting windows from my old 500gb SSD, only to realize the new SSD is not an option in my boot priority.I thought it would all be over when I brought out my USB to fresh install windows on the new SSD, but this did not remedy the situation. I was able to install Windows, but was not able to boot. The old SSD and flash drive both

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New SSD is not an option to boot from

The new drive only displays one partition with 99% free.
Please comment on the steps made for:

" I loaded windows on to that one"

 

Ssd showing in F9 boot option but not in Bios

I have hp Pavillion laptop 1tb hdd and 16gb ram with windows 10 os, so i intsall 256gb ssd on the place of hdd and put hdd in DVD writer it is working properly when i select it pressing f9( boot menu) and select ssd as boot device but when it start normally it start on hdd. My ssd also not visible in bios option only hdd is showing, so please explain me how my ssd become primary device and visible in bios menu.

 

system booting with new ssd but ssd not showing up in bios as a drive.

Hi,

Everything is fine and works perfectly. My system boots up without any drives attached to the laptop other than my ssd. But my concern is that when old ssd was installed in my laptop, it showed up as a separate drive in bios uefi during boot priority setting and Iam not seeing the same with my new ssd. Instead of my ssd name, it shows windows boot manager.

Is this ok incase of any problem that arise with my ssd?

Thank you.