B bobcarlsen785 Prominent Jan 15, 2018 11 0 510 Jan 28, 2018 #1 I have installed windows to my SSD and have got a boot manager for that in the Bios. but I also have a boot manager for my HDD in the bios because I downloaded windows on that first. How do I remove the boot manager for the HDD?
I have installed windows to my SSD and have got a boot manager for that in the Bios. but I also have a boot manager for my HDD in the bios because I downloaded windows on that first. How do I remove the boot manager for the HDD?
Solution W W wesleyh2003 Jan 28, 2018 Copy any important files from the hdd to the ssd. Than format the hdd. Disconnect the hdd and reinstall windows.
Copy any important files from the hdd to the ssd. Than format the hdd. Disconnect the hdd and reinstall windows.
W wesleyh2003 Prominent Nov 25, 2017 129 1 760 Jan 28, 2018 #2 Have you had the hdd connected when installing windows on the ssd? If yes, disconnect the HDD and reinstall windows on the SSD. This should fix it. Upvote 0 Downvote
Have you had the hdd connected when installing windows on the ssd? If yes, disconnect the HDD and reinstall windows on the SSD. This should fix it.
B bobcarlsen785 Prominent Jan 15, 2018 11 0 510 Jan 28, 2018 #3 wesleyh2003 : Have you had the hdd connected when installing windows on the ssd? If yes, disconnect the HDD and reinstall windows on the SSD. This should fix it. It was disconnected Upvote 0 Downvote
wesleyh2003 : Have you had the hdd connected when installing windows on the ssd? If yes, disconnect the HDD and reinstall windows on the SSD. This should fix it. It was disconnected
W wesleyh2003 Prominent Nov 25, 2017 129 1 760 Jan 28, 2018 Solution #4 Copy any important files from the hdd to the ssd. Than format the hdd. Disconnect the hdd and reinstall windows. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Copy any important files from the hdd to the ssd. Than format the hdd. Disconnect the hdd and reinstall windows.