ASUS BIOS recognizes all drives but will not boot any of them

[R3ALPATRIOT]

As the title says I relaced my cpu motherboard and ram in my pc, so all of my drives have remained the same. I have tried plugging in only the boot drive and numerous configurations with my sata cables, but my ssd is never shown as a boot option; I have also disabled safe boot to no avail.

 

[nobspls]

Notice the "RAID" on your screen shot?

Is the motherboard configured to expect a RAID setup? If the old SSD was not part of a RAID, enabling the raid will make the drive unrecognized, unbootable, etc.

I would unplugg all other drives from the motherboard and limit it to just your boot drive, if you are testing to see if the system can boot.

 

[WildCard999]

If your performing a clean install of Windows then only have the SSD installed, disconnect all other storage drives. Then once Windows is installed then reconnect those drives, you may need to initialize them via Disk Management.

 

[R3ALPATRIOT]

Notice the "RAID" on your screen shot?

Is the motherboard configured to expect a RAID setup? If the old SSD was not part of a RAID, enabling the raid will make the drive unrecognized, unbootable, etc.

I would unplugg all other drives from the motherboard and limit it to just your boot drive, if you are testing to see if the system can boot.

It is not expecting RAID I will disable that,and I have already tried the whole unplugging thing

 

[R3ALPATRIOT]

If your performing a clean install of Windows then only have the SSD installed, disconnect all other storage drives. Then once Windows is installed then reconnect those drives, you may need to initialize them via Disk Management.

Not a clean install I'm just upgrading my CPU already have all of my stuff on the samsung SSDS

 

[karenjoly]

Looks like you been raided. Turn SATA mode selection to AHCI

 

[R3ALPATRIOT]

Notice the "RAID" on your screen shot?

Is the motherboard configured to expect a RAID setup? If the old SSD was not part of a RAID, enabling the raid will make the drive unrecognized, unbootable, etc.

I would unplugg all other drives from the motherboard and limit it to just your boot drive, if you are testing to see if the system can boot.

The RAID was the problem thank you you beautiful bastard