I have a 250gb SSD and a 1TB SSHD.
Windows is installed on the SSD (it's my C:\ drive).
SSHD died
(wont detect in BIOS, no noise, no idea how. Just came back one day and bam).
Anyway, removed the SSHD, but system still continues to boot into BIOS. It won't go into Windows...
If Windows is on my SSD, why is my PC always booting into the BIOS? Is there some kind of bootup key which could've been stored onto the SSHD (that died)? I've externally connected and tested the SSD to my laptop and it works fine - all the data is there and accessible.
Moving onto the current situation:
I've just bought a replacement drive (a 500GB Samsung 960 evo SSD). How should I go about keeping my current SSD as my C drive and having this 500GB drive as secondary one?
Windows is installed on the SSD (it's my C:\ drive).
SSHD died
(wont detect in BIOS, no noise, no idea how. Just came back one day and bam).
Anyway, removed the SSHD, but system still continues to boot into BIOS. It won't go into Windows...
If Windows is on my SSD, why is my PC always booting into the BIOS? Is there some kind of bootup key which could've been stored onto the SSHD (that died)? I've externally connected and tested the SSD to my laptop and it works fine - all the data is there and accessible.
Moving onto the current situation:
I've just bought a replacement drive (a 500GB Samsung 960 evo SSD). How should I go about keeping my current SSD as my C drive and having this 500GB drive as secondary one?