[SOLVED] The system failed to boot several times before(asrock z370 killer sli)

[Sir_Change_Change]

The error's message continues:You may press F2 or DEL to enter SETUP to reconfigure your sustem
Or UEFI will continue to boot after x seconds


My specs are:i7 8700k
mobo:asrock z370 killer sli
ram:16gb(2*8) viper patriot 2400hz
psu:raidmax vampire 800w
gpu:rtx 2070

Nothing is Oc'ed(i triple checked everything) and the bios is up to date for my mobo.I cant figure out for the love of god what is wrong and why i get this error message.
This error message appears every single time i try to boot my pc but after it boots i dont have any problems or errors.

 

[iiSlashr]

It's not an error message. It's saying your PC isn't set up correctly. What storage are you using? You may need to reset the BIOS to factory settings, and ensure that the correct boot drive is selected.

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

2tb western digital:WD2000FYYZ-01UL1B3(which is nearly full,160gb empty)
500 gb seagate barracuda
250 gb sillicon power ssd

 

[iiSlashr]

Which of those is your boot drive?

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

the ssd one(i run windows 10 pro)

 

[iiSlashr]

the ssd one(i run windows 10 pro)

OK, make sure in the UEFI that the SSD is set as the first of those in the boot cycle.

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

could you please tell me how i can check this because my knowledge is limited(i know how to enter at the UEFI,after entering i mean)

 

[iiSlashr]

I don't know a ton about ASRock's specific bios, it seems like there is a section called "Advanced\Storage Configuration", probably under the Boot tab, where you can select which drive would boot first.

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

I don't know a ton about ASRock's specific bios, it seems like there is a section called "Advanced\Storage Configuration", probably under the Boot tab, where you can select which drive would boot first.

Sata 1 is the hdd sata 3 is the ssd and sata 5 is the wd

 

[iiSlashr]

Sata 1 is the hdd sata 3 is the ssd and sata 5 is the wd

OK, so change the SSD's SATA cable to the SATA 1 or SATA 0 slot on your motherboard (whichever is the lowest), and put the hard drive somewhere else.

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

OK, so change the SSD's SATA cable to the SATA 1 or SATA 0 slot on your motherboard (whichever is the lowest), and put the hard drive somewhere else.

so thats most possible the root of the problem ? i mean does it matter in which sata is the SSD?

 

[iiSlashr]

so thats most possible the root of the problem ? i mean does it matter in which sata is the SSD?

Yes, if it's not booting first it might cause issues. I had a similar problem with my PC running a hard drive and an SSD with windows installed on both, and until I changed the slots, it didn't work.

 

[Sir_Change_Change]

Yes, if it's not booting first it might cause issues. I had a similar problem with my PC running a hard drive and an SSD with windows installed on both, and until I changed the slots, it didn't work.

i will try it thank you for your time