motionman
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I've recently added an SSD to my system which has transformed speeds and solved my sound distortion issues. I've put my OS (Windows 10 Home 64bit) and programmes on the SSD and my data on my old HDD.
However, a start-up issue has cropped up, which is causing problems, particularly as I'm also hoping to be able to wake up my PC remotely using wake-up on LAN. The issue is that the system keeps wanting to choose my old HDD drive to find the OS and not my new SSD. What I've tried:
I guess that I'm missing something when I try and alter the BIOS settings? Any help would be great!
However, a start-up issue has cropped up, which is causing problems, particularly as I'm also hoping to be able to wake up my PC remotely using wake-up on LAN. The issue is that the system keeps wanting to choose my old HDD drive to find the OS and not my new SSD. What I've tried:
- Selected the SSD in the BIOS to boot from. If I go into the boot menu (F7), I always find that my SSD is not the first option so I correct this but it doesn't stick. However, pressing enter does allow me to then boot the PC
- Looked in the BIOS in the settings menu (delete key) > boot menu and found my SSD in the correct position!
I guess that I'm missing something when I try and alter the BIOS settings? Any help would be great!