Windows 10: SOLVED Laptop not opening BIOS after replacing SSD restart loop

Solved it! I installed the OS on the SSD on another PC and then put it in my laptop. After that it said I have no OS installed. Just went into BIOS and turned on 'legacy support'.Hi there, i just replaced the old HDD on my laptop with a brand new HP SSD 250GB. After turning on my laptop the screen is grey and when pressing F10 to open the BIOS it just says "F10 - BIOS setup options" on the bottom left corner.Instead of opening the BIOS the laptop just shuts off and instantly turns on again. I can repeat this as often as i want and it just doesn't let me into the BIOS.When I put in the old HD

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SSD not recognized in bios (laptop)

so in my laptop , i installed w10 in a ssd but in the bios priority boot the ssd does not appear and when i try to boot it loops in windows boot manager, the only way to boot its with a booteable usb with hirens boot to force the ssd

i need help to make the ssd boot naturally and excuse me for my english

 

BIOS stuck in a loop.

Hello,

We would like to ask some additional information to better isolate the issue:

• Did you get any error messages?
• Have you tried to boot in Safe mode?

We suggest that you check the solutions provided on the links below:

BIOS-loop

Stuck-in-BIOS-loop

We will wait for your response.

 

BSOD then restart then automatically opens BIOS Setup without detecting my SSD

So Im having this kind of issue... I have both an SSD (system file) and HDD . One time, I was playing an offline game and my laptop goes BSOD and goes restart. After that, it automatically opens BIOS. In the BIOS, it cannot detect my SSD so I can't quit
the BIOS set-up and boot it normally. However, i can click "save and exit" and after it, it just boots normally. However after again playing games or opening apps like solidworks, it will BSOD again and repeating and repeating. I already reformat my laptop
thinking that maybe i have a corrupted OS but that doesn't solve the problem