I'll have to start from the beginning since this has been an ongoing issue for months now that just worsened today. It all started when I bought a new hard drive for my PC since I felt I needed more memory since I play a lot of memory heavy games.
I partitioned the drive properly (or so I think). But now on boot, after bios it told me it couldn't find the boot manager and to restart my computer.
To fix this, I opened up my bios and changed the drive priority from my new hard drive (the one without the os) to the old hard drive. The issue was that I would have to do this process upon every boot which I didn't mind but found weird nonetheless.
Months go by and I decided it was time to upgrade my cpu and motherboard together (CPU from an AMD FX-8370 to an AMD RYZEN 5 2600) and from an AM3+ chipset mobo to an AM4 mobo. I decided enough was enough and I was going to try and solve this issue through the power of youtube using this video
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXuemv-X_M0
This seemed to not only not solve my current issue but added another. So I'am here looking for some form of assistance or advice as to what I should do to finally fix this issue. Thanks for reading this egregiously long post!
I partitioned the drive properly (or so I think). But now on boot, after bios it told me it couldn't find the boot manager and to restart my computer.
To fix this, I opened up my bios and changed the drive priority from my new hard drive (the one without the os) to the old hard drive. The issue was that I would have to do this process upon every boot which I didn't mind but found weird nonetheless.
Months go by and I decided it was time to upgrade my cpu and motherboard together (CPU from an AMD FX-8370 to an AMD RYZEN 5 2600) and from an AM3+ chipset mobo to an AM4 mobo. I decided enough was enough and I was going to try and solve this issue through the power of youtube using this video
This seemed to not only not solve my current issue but added another. So I'am here looking for some form of assistance or advice as to what I should do to finally fix this issue. Thanks for reading this egregiously long post!