So I have a SSD, and I cloned my old hard disk drive to it, and now I want to use my ssd as my main drive, and have the HDD as a secondary for storage. However, whenever I set the boot priority to use my SSD, it boots instead to the old drive. I even tell it to totally ignore the old drive as a hard disk drive, and it still boots straight to it every time. Disconnecting the old drive allows the SSD to boot, and everything runs fine, so I don't think it was a bad clone.
I've tried everything I can think in the BIOS, and I've even flashed the BIOS to the newest version. No luck.
Also. When I'm on the old drive, it recognizes the new drive and I can access it. So what gives? The only other thing I can think of is that the SATA cables might be set up such that the old drive is a master and the new is a slave, but shouldn't boot priority ignore this?
Any helps is appreciated, thanks.
I've tried everything I can think in the BIOS, and I've even flashed the BIOS to the newest version. No luck.
Also. When I'm on the old drive, it recognizes the new drive and I can access it. So what gives? The only other thing I can think of is that the SATA cables might be set up such that the old drive is a master and the new is a slave, but shouldn't boot priority ignore this?
Any helps is appreciated, thanks.
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