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For years I been booting to a SSD card with Win 10 on it, I also had an other SSD card for games but both were getting full. Also I had an old HD with a old Windows on plus a lot of stuff I archived stuff on it such as pictures etc thats been connected to the system many years with no problem, and it's always booted to the SSD card with WIn 10 on.
Yesterday I added a larger SSD card to the system but on booting booted to the old HD, I switched off and restarted but the computer would not reboot.
I then reconnected it and it booted again to the old HD, I then went into BIOS on the next reboot and chose the SSD card for the boot and everything was OK.
But now I'm finding I have to go into BIOS every time to choose the SSD card or the system boots to the old HD.
The motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z87-D3HP and the SSD card is in a higher slot on the board than the HD, In BIOS the SSD coming up as P1 and the old HD P4.
Im looking for a way to boot straight to the SSD card without having to go to BIOS on startup.
EDIT Problem Solved
Yesterday I added a larger SSD card to the system but on booting booted to the old HD, I switched off and restarted but the computer would not reboot.
I then reconnected it and it booted again to the old HD, I then went into BIOS on the next reboot and chose the SSD card for the boot and everything was OK.
But now I'm finding I have to go into BIOS every time to choose the SSD card or the system boots to the old HD.
The motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z87-D3HP and the SSD card is in a higher slot on the board than the HD, In BIOS the SSD coming up as P1 and the old HD P4.
Im looking for a way to boot straight to the SSD card without having to go to BIOS on startup.
EDIT Problem Solved
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