- Aug 29, 2017
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Hi guys,
I have two SSD's I am working with, one is an Adata and the other is SanDisk, I have installed windows 10 on both of these, both boot fine on my personal desktop and laptop, but neither will boot on my work computer.
My laptop is a HP running an AMD A8 processor.
Personal Desktop is a AMD Ryzen 1700, with a MSI Tomahawk MB.
Work computer is a Dell Optiplex 960 w/ Intel MB, all stock.
So, both of these hard drives boot perfectly on my laptop and personal desktop, but when I install them into my work computer neither will boot. If I go to the Bios and set the boot settings to RAID only I get to a screen that shows, Intel Matrix Storage, and it freezes here. If I change the boot settings to RAID/ACHI, RAID/ATA, or Legacy it goes from the Dell logo directly to a black screen and does nothing more.
Both of the SSD's are showing in the BIOS accurately, I have tried them seperately, they were set to the primary boot device, and connected to the SATA0 slot..
Also, the computer boots just fine from a regular HDD plugged into the same SATA slot.
I have no idea what could be causing intel not to read the SSD while it reads the HDD just fine... Any ideas?
I have two SSD's I am working with, one is an Adata and the other is SanDisk, I have installed windows 10 on both of these, both boot fine on my personal desktop and laptop, but neither will boot on my work computer.
My laptop is a HP running an AMD A8 processor.
Personal Desktop is a AMD Ryzen 1700, with a MSI Tomahawk MB.
Work computer is a Dell Optiplex 960 w/ Intel MB, all stock.
So, both of these hard drives boot perfectly on my laptop and personal desktop, but when I install them into my work computer neither will boot. If I go to the Bios and set the boot settings to RAID only I get to a screen that shows, Intel Matrix Storage, and it freezes here. If I change the boot settings to RAID/ACHI, RAID/ATA, or Legacy it goes from the Dell logo directly to a black screen and does nothing more.
Both of the SSD's are showing in the BIOS accurately, I have tried them seperately, they were set to the primary boot device, and connected to the SATA0 slot..
Also, the computer boots just fine from a regular HDD plugged into the same SATA slot.
I have no idea what could be causing intel not to read the SSD while it reads the HDD just fine... Any ideas?
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