Windows will not boot even though my drive is connected and designated as first

[aa.tolooei]

I was going through some over clocking on my new pc, and I was just restating to see if my components would work with overclockings, so after I was done, I went back to bios, and I didn’t was to manually change everything back, so I looked for a reset button and I found one. I accidentally reset all bios configurations. I then tried to save and reboot, but it brought me back to the page where it asked me to press del to got to bios configuration or f11 to go to boot menu. I pressed f11, then a script came up that read reboot and select proper boot device. I did some research, tried all the different tactics, I took out my hdd and only had my ssd connected, but it was still not recognizing it to have windows. I had windows 10 pro installed on a Kingston 120gb ssd.
My motherboard is a z97s sli krait edition. Idk what the problem is.

 

[USAFRet]

Does it boot with both drives connected?
Did you have both the SSD and HDD connected when you installed the OS?

 

[aa.tolooei]

No, only my ssd is connected, and in bios it even shows that it is being read

 

[USAFRet]

No, only my ssd is connected, and in bios it even shows that it is being read

And if you connect them both...what happens?

 

[aa.tolooei]

It says the same thing, that I need a proper boot device

 

[aa.tolooei]

I know for sure that it’s installed on my ssd because that was the only drive I had connected when I was booting windows for the first time.

 

[USAFRet]

Everything is plugged back into the same SATA port it was originally?
What does the BIOS say about connected drive(s)?

 

[aa.tolooei]

SATA 6: Kingston sa400... (ssd)
SATA 3: st2000... (hdd)
SATA 1: drw-24f1st d (optical drive)

 

[aa.tolooei]

I changed my ssd SATA from 6 to one and then it worked

 

[USAFRet]

I changed my ssd SATA from 6 to one and then it worked

Good!