Hello.
I've recently been having problems with my SSD. I bought a new case and transferred everything from my old PC over. I have one HDD and one SSD, and use the SSD as the boot drive and the HDD as storage. When I turned on the computer after moving everything over to the new case, my SSD wouldn't boot. So, I booted from the HDD, quick-formatted the SSD, created a new partition on it, reinstalled Windows onto it, and tried booting it again. However, when I booted up from the SSD, which I configured it BIOS, it gave me the message "BOOTMGR is missing. Press ctrl+alt+del to restart."
What's strange is that I was just running windows off of the SSD before and can access the SSD's files through Windows Explorer if I boot through the HDD, but something isn't letting me properly boot from it.
Please help? Thanks in advance!
I've recently been having problems with my SSD. I bought a new case and transferred everything from my old PC over. I have one HDD and one SSD, and use the SSD as the boot drive and the HDD as storage. When I turned on the computer after moving everything over to the new case, my SSD wouldn't boot. So, I booted from the HDD, quick-formatted the SSD, created a new partition on it, reinstalled Windows onto it, and tried booting it again. However, when I booted up from the SSD, which I configured it BIOS, it gave me the message "BOOTMGR is missing. Press ctrl+alt+del to restart."
What's strange is that I was just running windows off of the SSD before and can access the SSD's files through Windows Explorer if I boot through the HDD, but something isn't letting me properly boot from it.
Please help? Thanks in advance!
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