Hello, basically my old SSD I use to have as a BOOT drive failed on me. I then formatted THAT SSD and re-installed windows onto my new 512gb m.2 SSD. ( http://i.imgur.com/31Hr9IX.png ). Intel storage utility AUTOMATICALLY keeps "ejecting" my broken SSD which is EMPTY, but when I go to boot my computer DOES NOT detect my OS being on my new m.2 SSD.
My old Broken SSD is ejected and EMPTY, yet I CAN ONLY boot it from that SSD, which I do not understand. I try to manually boot it from the m.2 500gb SSD which DOES has my Windows 10 install on but it says to "insert windows disc" as if it was not installed on it. I am not sure why this is.
Why does my computer make me keep rebooting from an EMPTY, formated DEAD SSD and NOT detect and AUTOMATICALLY boot from the Actually m.2 ssd that has my Windows 10 OS.
Thanks for any help.
My old Broken SSD is ejected and EMPTY, yet I CAN ONLY boot it from that SSD, which I do not understand. I try to manually boot it from the m.2 500gb SSD which DOES has my Windows 10 install on but it says to "insert windows disc" as if it was not installed on it. I am not sure why this is.
Why does my computer make me keep rebooting from an EMPTY, formated DEAD SSD and NOT detect and AUTOMATICALLY boot from the Actually m.2 ssd that has my Windows 10 OS.
Thanks for any help.
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