Question Laptop keep trying to boot from disk 0

[CompuWiser]

Laptop: HP Envy TS 15
Processor: Core i7-4702MQ
Storage: 128GB mSATA SSD + 1TB SSD EVO860

I recently replaced my HDD with a new 1TB SSD.
My operating system (windows 10) is installed on a 128GB mSATA drive
After installing the new 1TB SSD, system is always trying to boot from it. So, booting fails, and I got a black screen with the message: "No bootable device, insert boot disk and press any key".

System will boot fine if I just disconnect the new 1TB SSD.
There is no option in the BIOS to choose disk priority.
I tried to mark the new SSD as "inactive" using diskpart, but it failed.
I tried to convert the new SSD into logical disk using GParted and other partitioning tools, and failed. Even formating the new SSD as logical is not possible.
Before installing the new SSD, I changed the boot option in BIOS to support legacy systems, because I want to try to install Linux distros on my machine.
Any ideas how I can optimize the system to boot properly?

Note:
Disk 0: 1TB SSD (empty)
Disk 1: 128GB mSATA (Windows 10)

 

[Barty1884]

Your BIOS certainly should have the option to rearrange the boot order under "system configuration".

Should look like this (disregard the highlight etc, just found an image online).

 

[CompuWiser]

I have it arranged like:

UEFI Boot Order:
OS boot manager
USB diskette on Key/USB Hard disk
Internal CD/DVD Rom Drive
! Network Adapter

Legacy Boot Order:
Notebook Hard Drive
USB Diskette on key/USB Hard Disk
Internal CD/DVD ROM Drive
USB CD/DVD ROM Drive
! Network Adapter

Is there something wrong with this order?

 

[Barty1884]

Try disabling "legacy support" for troubleshooting purposes. With that, it should only have the option to boot to the OS boot manager in UEFI mode.

 

[CompuWiser]

I did. I tried to disable the lagacy support. I got the same massage:
"Boot device not found. Please install an operating system on your hard disk. Hard Disk (3F0)"

 

[CompuWiser]

I desperately tried something new.

1. I booted to GParted System.
2. Wiped all data
3. Deleted all partitions
4. Disconnected the new 1TB SSD
5. Installed Windows 10 (fresh installation)
6. Connected the new 1TB SSD

NOTHING CHANGED!!

Still getting the same massage

 

[CompuWiser]

On this page
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01443463

I found this note:
NOTE: Only hard drive bay 1 supports bootable hard drives.

does this relate to my issue?