Question New SSD messed up my boot

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So I got a new NvME SSD for my computer and after I plugged it in my pc boot got messed up. I have an SSD with my OS on it and an HDD that was for the rest of my storage and I got the M.2 so I could save clips without my HDD slowing and messing up my game.

Regardless in BIOS I see all drives and that they work I go to boot and it says no boot drive. Going back to bios I go to UEFI boot and disable all other drives and try again and it still doesn't work, but if I reenable all the drives again it boots fine and works as normal.

NvME has games and everything and they run fine and my boot SSD and HDD work perfectly as well. this issue happens every time I power cycle the system so I try to keep it on until I find a solution.

 

[EyyMunchian]

Is your boot drive set to priority/first in the boot order in the BIOS?

 

[Time 2 Kill]

The boot drive is set to first in every setting I could get it, I have MSI BIOS

 

[USAFRet]

What motherboard?
What specific drives?

Addition of the new SSD may have disabled one or more SATA ports.
If you current OS, or the boot partition, is on a SATA drive in one of those ports...no boot for you.

 

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Motherboard: Z170A GAMING M5 (MS-7977)
NvME SSD (new): Samsung 980 1tb

I change the location of the cable in the case that the NvME took place of them and it had no change in the issue