Specs -
CPU: i3 12100f
RAM: HyperX Fury 2x8GB 3200mhz
MBO: Asus H610M-A D4
COOLER: Id-cooling SE-224-XTS
GPU: TUF GTX 1650 Super
SSD: Samsung 980 500GB
HDD is some random old Seagate 250GB drive
I swapped stock intel cooler for the id cooling one and i removed the old hdd which i used only to store gaming highlights with nvidia Instant replay. After i removed the hdd i pluged in the pc and i got to bios and in bios everything is fine except that when i click on the boot menu there is nothing, after wards i went and plugged the hdd back and everything is working as usual. I fixed the problem but i want to know what caused the problem. Any info would be appreaciated? BTW only reason that made me remove the hdd was because i have a small old case and the hdd cable is like a centimeter away from the fan.
EDIT: Could it have something to do with the fact that both drives were connected to the motherboard when i was installing windows?
CPU: i3 12100f
RAM: HyperX Fury 2x8GB 3200mhz
MBO: Asus H610M-A D4
COOLER: Id-cooling SE-224-XTS
GPU: TUF GTX 1650 Super
SSD: Samsung 980 500GB
HDD is some random old Seagate 250GB drive
I swapped stock intel cooler for the id cooling one and i removed the old hdd which i used only to store gaming highlights with nvidia Instant replay. After i removed the hdd i pluged in the pc and i got to bios and in bios everything is fine except that when i click on the boot menu there is nothing, after wards i went and plugged the hdd back and everything is working as usual. I fixed the problem but i want to know what caused the problem. Any info would be appreaciated? BTW only reason that made me remove the hdd was because i have a small old case and the hdd cable is like a centimeter away from the fan.
EDIT: Could it have something to do with the fact that both drives were connected to the motherboard when i was installing windows?