Question Windows won't Boot Up

[SpecOpsNick]

My SSD completely stopped working so I bought a new SSD and replaced it with the broken SSD that is only used for installing games. 2 of my mechanical hard drives and my ssd show up on the bios but I keep getting this screen when I try to boot up windows. I have already replaced all of my sata cables and doubled checked to see if there were any loss cables. Image Here

 

[shknawe]

In bios boot section did you tell it which drive to boot from?

 

[SpecOpsNick]

In bios boot section did you tell it which drive to boot from?

Yeah I selected the drive that has windows installed

 

[shknawe]

Is it in uefi mode?

 

[SpecOpsNick]

Is it in uefi mode?

I don't think so is there a way to check?

 

[shknawe]

First check that you set up the bootable order correctly.

 

[Ccbcore]

Was windows working on that SSD before/ is this a fresh install? I agree with shknawe just make sure you have the correct boot order and not booting into your other drives/wrong partition.

 

[Dashman9000]

I had the same issue on my son's build with a new M2 SSD, I was using an older Windows 10 install USB. Try downloading the latest Win 10 media from Microsoft and see if that helps.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sof...d=_lqf3hbk9v0kfrny20cigmvmrvu2xhur60yzxn6bh00

 

[Dashman9000]

Boot off of the Windows installer USB, load drivers if you need for the new SSD & format and install Windows

 

[SpecOpsNick]

Boot off of the Windows installer USB, load drivers if you need for the new SSD & format and install Windows

Sorry for the late reply, I took my PC to a local repair shop turned out that the issue was both the SSD I had games in and the primary HDD that had windows 10 installed died so I had to replace it with my new 1tb SSD I bought for my new PC build.