Hello! I recently upgraded my PC and realized everything had been replaced except the drives. So I moved everything to my old case this PC started in. Maybe 1-2 weeks of sitting on a shelf, I’m trying to install/restore my old Windows 10 install on it (I have my old SSD from the original build with Windows 10 on it, but no luck). The more pressing issue though is it will take 30-45 seconds to go from the initial power on screen to even prompting me to press F2/Del for BIOS. From there, another 2-3 minutes. Within BIOS it is snappy. I made a Windows 10 USB install key. To get that to start might be 10-15 minutes from the time I turn in the computer. Oh by the way, my old SSD is recognized under Boot Priority, but not until Storage Configuration. This feels relevant because when I have gotten far enough I could install Windows 10, it doesn’t see any drives. I have tried a different SATA cable, different SATA power connector and even a much older 250 gig hard drive that hasn’t been used in ages. Please help! I want to use this for couch coop and emulation on the main TV in my mItX case!
i5-6500
ASrock H110mitx-ac (BIOS version P1.20).
8 gigs of RAM (2x4 gigs)
GTX 1060 6 gig
Seasonic S12II 350 Watt PSU
Like I said, as of like two weekends ago, this was my set up, just in a different case and different drives. I removed the GPU for about a week and stuck it in my new system while waiting for my new GPU. So a month ago, the only difference was a different case and the current SSD was sitting in a drawer.
i5-6500
ASrock H110mitx-ac (BIOS version P1.20).
8 gigs of RAM (2x4 gigs)
GTX 1060 6 gig
Seasonic S12II 350 Watt PSU
Like I said, as of like two weekends ago, this was my set up, just in a different case and different drives. I removed the GPU for about a week and stuck it in my new system while waiting for my new GPU. So a month ago, the only difference was a different case and the current SSD was sitting in a drawer.