[SOLVED] "Reboot and select proper boot device" after cloning SSD (Windows 10)

[quake004]

My computer was freezing randomly for around 20-30 seconds and it was a faulty SSD. I cloned the contents to a new one. When I disconnected the old one I could boot from the new one and the freezing problems had stopped. But when I try to boot again I get 'Reboot and Select proper device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key'. I reconnected the old SSD and booted, then disconnected it again and booted into bios where I could select the Windows Boot Manager. But it disappeared again the next time I wanted to boot. So I can only boot once after I disconnect the faulty SSD.

I cloned the SSDs with Macrium Reflect. The SSDs are the same size so I just dragged the four partitions that appeared to the new drive. The partitions are:
1 - Recovery NTFS Primary, 2 - NO NAME FAT32 (LBA) Primary, 3 - Unformatted Primary, 4 - (C) NTFS Primary.

So why can't I boot from the new SSD?

 

[rocktalkrock]

Your computer randomly freezing for 20 seconds does not sound like a problem caused by a faulty SSD, more likely drivers or another component in your system. Can you list the parts in your computer?

 

[SkyNetRising]

So why can't I boot from the new SSD?

Probably cloning was not done properly.

Can you show screenshot from Disk Management? - with both drives connected.
(upload to imgur.com and post link)

 

[quake004]

I've cloned it again. Now it boot's properly at least the first couple of times. I'll come back if it happens again. For now it's solved.