[SOLVED] Windows on ssd and hdd cant boot from ssd

[langless03]

Hi, i found an old HDD and i wanted to see what's in him. In my pc i have a ssd with windows 10, and a hdd with games, i disconnected the hdd with games and connected the old hdd. When i turn on the pc, and entered the bios, the ssd was the #1 option to boot, but even if i choosed to boot from ssd the pc boots from the old hdd and this is what appears

https://imgur.com/a/mQSjveF

View: https://imgur.com/gallery/mQSjveF

When i press start windows normally appears the windows 7 loading screen but freezes and reboot.
When i press launch startup repair this it what appears ..

https://imgur.com/a/EGRC9d4

View: https://imgur.com/gallery/EGRC9d4

I cant use my mouse or my keyboard while i'm in this tab.
Do you have any solutions? I dont want to restore this old hdd because i want to see whats in him

 

[Lutfij]

You seem to have an older OS installed on the old HDD, please use a dock or a USB driven enclosure to access your old HDD since you might inadvertently break your Windows 10 installation.

 

[USAFRet]

Return the system back to original operating config, and post a screencap of your Disk Management window here.

 

[langless03]

Return the system back to original operating config, and post a screencap of your Disk Management window here.

https://imgur.com/5HlwMK7

View: https://imgur.com/5HlwMK7

This is the disk management with the old hdd disconnected, and with the games hdd connected (normal hdd) )

 

[langless03]

You seem to have an older OS installed on the old HDD, please use a dock or a USB driven enclosure to access your old HDD since you might inadvertently break your Windows 10 installation.

Man sorry but i really dont understand what are you saying )

 

[USAFRet]

Right.
Disk 0 is the SSD and Disk 1 the HDD?

The boot partition lives on Disk 1, the HDD. Remove that, and the system will not boot.
This happens when you have more than one physical drive connected during the OS install.

 

[USAFRet]

So, you wish to investigate this ancient drive, to see whats on it?

Buy a USB SATA dock, like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Docking-Station-Support/dp/B0099TX7O4

Put this old drive in that for investigation.

 

[USAFRet]

Man sorry but i really dont understand what are you saying )

The system was trying, and failing, to boot from the old drive.
It won't work.

 

[langless03]

The system was trying, and failing, to boot from the old drive.
It won't work.

Yes but i dont want to boot from the old drive, i want to boot from my ssd that i use it everyday, but somehow the system it's still booting from the old drive even if i set in bios the ssd as #1 boot option. And if i remove the old drive from boot options it tells me to enter a drive/usb with windows or something like that and it won't boot.

 

[USAFRet]

Yes but i dont want to boot from the old drive, i want to boot from my ssd that i use it everyday, but somehow the system it's still booting from the old drive even if i set in bios the ssd as #1 boot option. And if i remove the old drive from boot options it tells me to enter a drive/usb with windows or something like that and it won't boot.

I know you don't want to. The system was trying to, though.
Especially because it cannot boot from the regular system, with the normal HDD removed.

You system can only boot up with both the SSD and the original HDD connected.

 

[langless03]

So, you wish to investigate this ancient drive, to see whats on it?

Buy a USB SATA dock, like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Docking-Station-Support/dp/B0099TX7O4

Put this old drive in that for investigation.

Ok men, this is what i will do, thx for your help.