[SOLVED] BIOS only boot in ORIGINAL HD

[VitorOM]

I installed the ssd on the m2 port and went to reinstall Windows I deleted everything on the old hd and installed it normally on the ssd using a pendrive.
When the installation was finished I went to the bios because it was booting only on the USB stick, so I went looking for the option to select the ssd and hd to boot and they were not showing up as an option. I tried several things.
Pendrive also be configured in GPT for UEFI, try with other HDD, but nothing works.
BIOS JUST BOOT IN ORIGINAL HDD
What I think may be the solution but I don't know how to change these options: Change the settings in SECURE BOOT CONFIGURATION, PK MANAGEMENT, KEK MANAGMENT, DB MANAGEMENT, DBX MANAGEMENT

Notebook: Samsung NP300ESM-XD1BR
Detail: The storage devices appear in SYSINFO as:
SATA Port 1 TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 (COMPUTER ORIGINAL)
NVMe Port 1 x KingSpec NE-512
Someone saves me for the love of God. Thank you!

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[Roland Of Gilead]

Hey there,

What you need to do, is disconnect the HDD from the system before installing windows on your SSD. Once that is done, you can then re-plug the HDD, and format as needed.

 

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[VitorOM]

Hey there,

What you need to do, is disconnect the HDD from the system before installing windows on your SSD. Once that is done, you can then re-plug the HDD, and format as needed.

I've done this before. Doesnt work.