Hello. I have 2 drives built into my PC. One a normal Hard drive, and the other being an SSD.
The SSD has the windows boot files inside it, but whenever I boot up my PC, it automatically tries to boot from the hard drive. I assume this is because I recently put the windows files onto the SSD and wiped the big hard drive.
When I go into bios, it first gives me an option of which drive to boot from. (Being my HD, my SSD, or my Disk) before going into the menu itself. The SSD is inside this list. When I go into my priority boot list however, my SSD is not an option.
Is there a problem with this? It's a rather big inconvenience to spam f11 every time I want to turn on my PC.
The SSD has the windows boot files inside it, but whenever I boot up my PC, it automatically tries to boot from the hard drive. I assume this is because I recently put the windows files onto the SSD and wiped the big hard drive.
When I go into bios, it first gives me an option of which drive to boot from. (Being my HD, my SSD, or my Disk) before going into the menu itself. The SSD is inside this list. When I go into my priority boot list however, my SSD is not an option.
Is there a problem with this? It's a rather big inconvenience to spam f11 every time I want to turn on my PC.
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