Hi,
I have a problem to boot into windows 11, when I startup pc it shows “reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key”
So I bought used ssd, it’s working properly, I did secure erased it in bios. I installed windows 11 on it, using windows installation iso file by doing partition on hdd while using windows 10 which I have installed on my older ssd. Then when I plug old ssd and hdd out from system and turn pc on it says to insert a disk with system on it.
Then when I plug old ssd and hdd again into system I can apparently choose to boot windows 11 which is installed on new ssd (so it works properly), but without those it can’t get to windows 11
Also i can see the new ssd in bios both in information and boot. But all i see is name and how much gb. It doesn’t say windows boot manager or uefi os for it (those options I see only when I plug old ssd and hdd)
So if I plug both new ssd and old ssd and hdd and can chose which system to boot, and do boot new installed windows 11 on new ssd I can use it and all sys files can be seen on new ssd (disk C:/)
What can I do to make it boot windows 11 on new ssd without using old ssd and hdd. I tried to turn CSM and fast boot off in bios but it only hides boot option for new ssd. Also tried to boot into new ssd from bios, same problem.
I have a problem to boot into windows 11, when I startup pc it shows “reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key”

So I bought used ssd, it’s working properly, I did secure erased it in bios. I installed windows 11 on it, using windows installation iso file by doing partition on hdd while using windows 10 which I have installed on my older ssd. Then when I plug old ssd and hdd out from system and turn pc on it says to insert a disk with system on it.
Then when I plug old ssd and hdd again into system I can apparently choose to boot windows 11 which is installed on new ssd (so it works properly), but without those it can’t get to windows 11


So if I plug both new ssd and old ssd and hdd and can chose which system to boot, and do boot new installed windows 11 on new ssd I can use it and all sys files can be seen on new ssd (disk C:/)

What can I do to make it boot windows 11 on new ssd without using old ssd and hdd. I tried to turn CSM and fast boot off in bios but it only hides boot option for new ssd. Also tried to boot into new ssd from bios, same problem.