I have a dual boot system, WIndows 7 + Fedora Linux. Windows is installed in
SATA 1 on a SSD and Linux on the second SSD SATA 2.
When I start the computer, UEFI detects both the disks.
If I boot in Windows and then restart from Windows, UEFI does not see my
second SSD anymore. Also Windows takes
a lot to load after restart (2-3 miutes, as opposed to max 10 seconds at computer start).
If after computer start I boot in Linux (Fedora) and restart, this does not happen.
UEFI sees both SSDs, windows loads quickly etc.
I updates BIOS to the latest version, tried to put the second SSD on SATA 3 port, tried
to change the UEFI storage settings, restored them to defaults,
no change.
I have a ASRock 970 Pro3 R2.0 motherboard and SSDs are Kingston SSDNow V300.
Thank you
SATA 1 on a SSD and Linux on the second SSD SATA 2.
When I start the computer, UEFI detects both the disks.
If I boot in Windows and then restart from Windows, UEFI does not see my
second SSD anymore. Also Windows takes
a lot to load after restart (2-3 miutes, as opposed to max 10 seconds at computer start).
If after computer start I boot in Linux (Fedora) and restart, this does not happen.
UEFI sees both SSDs, windows loads quickly etc.
I updates BIOS to the latest version, tried to put the second SSD on SATA 3 port, tried
to change the UEFI storage settings, restored them to defaults,
no change.
I have a ASRock 970 Pro3 R2.0 motherboard and SSDs are Kingston SSDNow V300.
Thank you
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