Question Error when booting OS from new SSD

Sc00sh

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So I migrated the OS from the HDD to a new SSD to improve system speed and whenever I try to boot from the SSD after shutting down I get a "No Bootable Device, please restart system" error. It happened when I unplugged my HDD to test that it would boot from my SSD as well. Though when I go into the BIOS and force the PC to boot from the SSD it works fine though. Any help would very appreciated. Many Thanks.

https://ibb.co/8nws7Zf

Disk 1 is the SSD incase it has anything to do with partitions.
 

Sc00sh

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So I migrated my OS from my HDD to my new SSD last night in order to speed up my system and whenever I set my boot priority to my SSD and restart my PC I get a "No boot device, please restart" error. This also happened when I unplugged my HDD to test that it would boot from my OS on my SSD. The strange thing is that the PC boots from the SSD when I manually go into the bios and force it to boot from the SSD, it just doesn't do it of its own volition on startup. So I'm just booting from the HDD atm as it does that normally on startup I've attached an image of my disk management incase it has anything to do with partitions etc. Disk 1 is the SSD. Hopefully someone can help me. Any help would be very appreciated. Many Thanks.

https://ibb.co/8nws7Zf
 
Show boot priority settings from BIOS.
What are model names of HDD and SSD ? One is 500GB, the other 1TB. Which is HDD and which is SSD?

Your system is installed in UEFI mode.
First boot device has to be set to Windows Boot Manager.
You may also want to disable CSM. So legacy boot mode is not tried and pc boots in UEFI with first try.
 

Sc00sh

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Show boot priority settings from BIOS.
What are model names of HDD and SSD ? One is 500GB, the other 1TB. Which is HDD and which is SSD?

Your system is installed in UEFI mode.
First boot device has to be set to Windows Boot Manager.
You may also want to disable CSM. So legacy boot mode is not tried and pc boots in UEFI with first try.

The one with 500gb is the SSD, it's a Kingston and the 1TB HDD is a Toshiba.

https://ibb.co/NSgLKpw
 

Sc00sh

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This means that you can also just select the ssd to be the permanent boot device.
It might be on a different menu, if you have trouble finding it upload a few pics of your bios.

From what I see this is the only page on the Bios that has anything to do with booting except the boot menu that I use to force the SSD to boot.

I put the Kingston WBM P3 Kingston SSD as priority 1 but still nothing.

https://ibb.co/QDG9t5P