[SOLVED] Windows is installed on my SSD but my PC won't boot if that device is selected

[jrob24]

I've installed Windows 10 on my ssd (Samsung 860 EVO 250gb), but when it's selected as my boot device in my bios, I get the "select proper boot device" error. Windows will load though if I select my HDD (WD Digital Blue 1TB) as the boot device in my BIOS. Is this error on my end? Am I missing something? I've checked through command prompt and my SSD is definitely the device Windows is installed on and partitioned correctly.

Additionally, sometimes I have a BSOD error (code 0xc000000e ) which only happens about 40% of the time I start up my PC, and goes away after just turning the PC on and off again.

Is there a fix to this? Am I missing something simple?

 

[USAFRet]

Did you have both drives connected when you did the install?
Please show us a screencap of your current Disk Management window.

 

[jrob24]

Did you have both drives connected when you did the install?
Please show us a screencap of your current Disk Management window.

Sorry for the late response, yes, both drives were connected.
This is the screenshot of my disk management window:

https://imgur.com/T3x5sT7

View: https://imgur.com/T3x5sT7

 

[USAFRet]

Right.
That "System Reserved" on Disk 0 is th actual boot partition. Even though actual Windows lives on Disk 1.

This is why we always recommend having only one drive connected when you do the OS install.