Hello all.
I have a custom built rig with many, many hard drives. In fact; whenever I have purchased or built a new computer I have moved it into my new build.
In my latest build, I had a 120gb SSD installed for the operating system and a few other key programs. I still had my old computers hard drive that had Windows 7 Ultimate installed on it.
I fired up my computer this morning and it is only booting from my old hard drive. For reference, I have been running the SSD for over 2 years. This isn't a new build issue. When I check to see what drives are recognized I only get my "old" hard drive that is now the boot drive and my three external hard drives. My SSD is no where to be found. I have already checked the connections so that isn't an issue.
For the record, my SSD had less than 8 gbs of free space remaining at last check.
Please help! Anyone know how to diagnose this? I'm thinking the SSD is shot but I really hope not.
I have a custom built rig with many, many hard drives. In fact; whenever I have purchased or built a new computer I have moved it into my new build.
In my latest build, I had a 120gb SSD installed for the operating system and a few other key programs. I still had my old computers hard drive that had Windows 7 Ultimate installed on it.
I fired up my computer this morning and it is only booting from my old hard drive. For reference, I have been running the SSD for over 2 years. This isn't a new build issue. When I check to see what drives are recognized I only get my "old" hard drive that is now the boot drive and my three external hard drives. My SSD is no where to be found. I have already checked the connections so that isn't an issue.
For the record, my SSD had less than 8 gbs of free space remaining at last check.
Please help! Anyone know how to diagnose this? I'm thinking the SSD is shot but I really hope not.