another question I installed Linux on on another drive went pretty smoothly but bow when i boot the drive with windows on it I even done boot override all that popes up is a sort of command prompt like screen saying something "boot proper device or press a key" and nothing else just stuck at that screen.
Hello, I’ve installed an ssd in my laptop. Cloned the entire default C drive into the ssd. When I open bios, I do see the ssd under system info. But when I go to “boot”, there’s no way to find the ssd. It shows the hdd and something like 1vp4 and 6. There’s no “priority” section also and I’m unable to put the boot drive I want at the top. Please help.
Ok this is a good tutorial. But I found out that using a usb with windows downloaded will boot up the pc and let you decide what memory drive you want to boot with. That will solve the bios start up problem
The problem I have is when I turn off or turn back on my computer it starts up and goes to the American megatrenda screen first , but other than that everything think works perfect I just want it to boot to windows automatically instead of going straight to bios every time
OK,..my issue is this. MY PC has two hard drives on it. Both have their own Windows OS installed on them. It was simple to boot from either one. Upon start up,..I would simply hit F12 and then select either my personal drive or my work drive to boot into. Recently however, I my work installed the UEFI secure boot option to my BIOS. Now I no longer have the otpion to boot from my personal SSD. I know its there but it doesn't allow me the option to boot up from it. How do I add that drive back to the list of options to boot from??? Is it a matter of me just turning off the PC,. physically pulling out my Personal drive from the bay and then simply re-inserting it into the bay? Or am I doomed to never be able to access the drive on this PC again??
I did this but once it's boot a sort op command prompt screen shows up saying "reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device.
When i click on any of the 3 options under Boot option priorities, it starts to launch windows instead of giving me the option to choose boot order.. any idea why this happens?
Hey man, I switched my 1st boot priority to my ssd with windows 10 but when ik start my pc it always just brings me to the bios. When I want to access windows I manually have to boot it. Can you help me somehow?
@@coreydailey4939 nope, ive been doing it every day manually now for a year haha. i think this happens because the cooling of my cpu isnt strong enough even though the temperature is pretty good. dont think i can fix it but its no big deal. maybe someone can help still?
hey what would would happen if one were to boot a drive that doesn't have windows/operating system on it? and after that what if tried to boot a drive that once had windows installed on it and was deleted but that drive still has the all the windows files in "File explore.
Well without windows on it you can't boot from it, nothing to get beyond bios. Depending on how you delete it the answer it different, I got tutorials on how to remove everything from a drive so it cannot be recovered.
Please help I installed prime os and I disabled windows boot manager in every boot option. Do you know how to enable it because I cannot uninstall prime os in bios, thank you for your answers!
Hello, I have the same bios but when i go to boot it doesn't show me Boot option Priorities. And when I try to start my pc it says boot deviced not found. Does that mean that its not reading the hard drive. Please help
Thanks for the video! But I have a problem: I can only set the boot options to network connections not to any of the hard drives (although they do show up in the Sata config!!) do you know what that could be?
omg I'm buying a new m.2 ssd and because the m.2 port with pcie 4.0 that i have in my motherboard is already being used i thought i had to transfer windows to the new one because if i connect the new one to the other m.2 port with pcie 3.0 i would lose performance from it but I just remembered this video and saved myself of wasting a couple of hours of my time lmao
Hey Gmodism, I'm having a hard time knowing what to set my new SSD HD as the boot drive. I dont know what drive it is bc nothing shows up that resembles my new SSD to change it using f5-f6. they all say some version of USB. If I go into boot options (f9) I can manually start up my system on my new drive. If I dont do this though it loads to my old drive partitions. grr. maybe I need to manually boot then delete my old partition when I manually start on my new drive. this shit is always a battle for me haha
@@GMODISM Ok so I wasn't able to use your method but I was able to delete the old drive partition and that worked well. I had seen the method you used before but my bois was pretty weird looking.Not like most of the videos I watched.
Bro thank you so much. I have this problem for 2 years until I just came across your video. Thanks again.
MSI A29C It Won't Let me Freaking Change/Switch Boot Drive to 1st order
Thanks! I accidentally got stuck in grub loader when I wanted to boot into windows. This got me back into windows!
your so friggin awsome this sorted me right out mate a big thumbs up for your very simple to follow video thanks man
another question I installed Linux on on another drive went pretty smoothly but bow when i boot the drive with windows on it I even done boot override all that popes up is a sort of command prompt like screen saying something "boot proper device or press a key" and nothing else just stuck at that screen.
Hello, I’ve installed an ssd in my laptop. Cloned the entire default C drive into the ssd. When I open bios, I do see the ssd under system info. But when I go to “boot”, there’s no way to find the ssd. It shows the hdd and something like 1vp4 and 6. There’s no “priority” section also and I’m unable to put the boot drive I want at the top. Please help.
same problem bro did you fix yours???
@@jmshanks6333 i have the same Problem Now did u fix it?
Thank you sir..for this video...lt was very helpful for me
You are most welcome
I love you dude you saved me so much stress
love u bro u the best😭😭
Ok this is a good tutorial. But I found out that using a usb with windows downloaded will boot up the pc and let you decide what memory drive you want to boot with. That will solve the bios start up problem
The problem I have is when I turn off or turn back on my computer it starts up and goes to the American megatrenda screen first , but other than that everything think works perfect I just want it to boot to windows automatically instead of going straight to bios every time
Same issue for me. Did you find a fix for this?
Thanks for this!
You are the best. ❤️❤️❤️
OK,..my issue is this. MY PC has two hard drives on it. Both have their own Windows OS installed on them. It was simple to boot from either one. Upon start up,..I would simply hit F12 and then select either my personal drive or my work drive to boot into. Recently however, I my work installed the UEFI secure boot option to my BIOS.
Now I no longer have the otpion to boot from my personal SSD. I know its there but it doesn't allow me the option to boot up from it. How do I add that drive back to the list of options to boot from???
Is it a matter of me just turning off the PC,. physically pulling out my Personal drive from the bay and then simply re-inserting it into the bay? Or am I doomed to never be able to access the drive on this PC again??
I did this but once it's boot a sort op command prompt screen shows up saying "reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device.
When i click on any of the 3 options under Boot option priorities, it starts to launch windows instead of giving me the option to choose boot order.. any idea why this happens?
Hey man, I switched my 1st boot priority to my ssd with windows 10 but when ik start my pc it always just brings me to the bios. When I want to access windows I manually have to boot it. Can you help me somehow?
Same here.
Disconnect your Keyboard just to see what happend
@@coreydailey4939 nope, ive been doing it every day manually now for a year haha. i think this happens because the cooling of my cpu isnt strong enough even though the temperature is pretty good. dont think i can fix it but its no big deal. maybe someone can help still?
@@coreydailey4939 imma be honest im to lazy to read all ur messages ill just keep doing it manual
hey what would would happen if one were to boot a drive that doesn't have windows/operating system on it? and after that what if tried to boot a drive that once had windows installed on it and was deleted but that drive still has the all the windows files in "File explore.
Well without windows on it you can't boot from it, nothing to get beyond bios.
Depending on how you delete it the answer it different, I got tutorials on how to remove everything from a drive so it cannot be recovered.
It helps, thank you 🙏
Please help I installed prime os and I disabled windows boot manager in every boot option. Do you know how to enable it because I cannot uninstall prime os in bios, thank you for your answers!
I just restarted my pc with windows but it didnt boot to windows and it goes to a grey screen
thank you.you saved me from headackes
Hello, I have the same bios but when i go to boot it doesn't show me Boot option Priorities.
And when I try to start my pc it says boot deviced not found. Does that mean that its not reading the hard drive.
Please help
Yes this would be why, the hard drive either isn’t plugged in completely or was set up incorrectly
Thanks for the video! But I have a problem: I can only set the boot options to network connections not to any of the hard drives (although they do show up in the Sata config!!) do you know what that could be?
Sure they got some OS installed?
@@GMODISM yep, it's my standard hard drive. A power cut happened and now it's like this
Thanks so much 😊
thank you
Welcome
omg
I'm buying a new m.2 ssd and because the m.2 port with pcie 4.0 that i have in my motherboard is already being used i thought i had to transfer windows to the new one because if i connect the new one to the other m.2 port with pcie 3.0 i would lose performance from it but I just remembered this video and saved myself of wasting a couple of hours of my time lmao
Glad you did remember it!
Boot option is not an option for me help
Which one is the hardrive
Thanks 😁
No problem 😊
❤ thankyou
Thank you so much
why only 7 likes? :c
I guess because its new video?
Is very helpfull tip on my
dude, one sneeze and your Pc gets wet
Hey Gmodism, I'm having a hard time knowing what to set my new SSD HD as the boot drive. I dont know what drive it is bc nothing shows up that resembles my new SSD to change it using f5-f6. they all say some version of USB. If I go into boot options (f9) I can manually start up my system on my new drive. If I dont do this though it loads to my old drive partitions. grr. maybe I need to manually boot then delete my old partition when I manually start on my new drive. this shit is always a battle for me haha
Just set another drive than the current as boot, you’ll notice which the ssd is, if you set the current lowest in rank, the ssd must boot before.
@@GMODISM Ok let me try that. Installing this HD has been far from routine. I hope this works I'll let you know.
@@GMODISM Ok so I wasn't able to use your method but I was able to delete the old drive partition and that worked well. I had seen the method you used before but my bois was pretty weird looking.Not like most of the videos I watched.
thank you for helping me (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
Thanks you sir
Didn't watch the video all the way to the end, died of boredon in the first 2 minutes.
ok
My new ssd does not show as a boot option
Did you use my tutorial to move system to it?