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Hello?

Hello again. So, I fixed the issue with me not being able to see/use my HDD. But the other problem I stated is still happening. Whenever I unplug my HDD, I get the "Select proper boot device" error. Any help?

What about it?

Also, I don't really care about the HDD working. All I want to know, is why my SSD can only be booted up from when my HDD's SATA Cable is plugged in.

This is my Disk Management page. Disk 0 is my HDD, Disk 1 is my SSD. The HDD is unallocated.

Windows explorer, on device manager it shows up normally. But as I said, if I unplug it, the SSD becomes useless.

Hello. After accidentally deleting all of my Hard Drive's Partitions through the Windows OS Installer, I haven't been able to even see my HDD recocnized at all. Since it was an almost empty drive, I didn't really care about it, until now. So here's where things get weird. Whenever I unplug my...

Hello, I accidentally formatted my USB Drive, so I no longer have access to the CMD. My computer specs are: MSI B450M Pro-M2 Max 32GB of DDR4 RAM @3200MHz Ryzen 9 3900x GTX 1060 6GB Intel 660p 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD Corsair CX550 (PSU)

Hello, I just received a new computer case I ordered, and transferred my build from the old case to the new one. I've got read and everything's fine, but when I try to boot with my m.2 NVMe, it reads "select a priper boot device". The drive is recognized just fine, and has windows installed in...

I just used my old HDD as a secondary drive and cut-pasted every file to my SSD. Was it a bad idea? Could it cause any errors?

I fixed it, it was something with my RAM. It was running at a 60% usage @Idle when it's 16GBs of memory, so when I was gaming or rendering it went up to 100%.

oh, thanks.

Oh, I get it. Thank you.

Let's say I need a 600W PSU for my system. If I have a 700W PSU, my components draw 600W and I add a 500W speaker to my PC, I need a minimum of 1100 watts, right?