Stuck in Uefi bios utility

Jun 28, 2018
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Hi! So I would like to preface this by saying I read half a dozen similar threads that ultimately did not help me.

So I've had my pc for a few years. Running great. Half a year back I added another hdd. No problems.
Nothing happened recently. No issues with the OS or anything(which is on my ssd drive). However as of today I am permanently stuck in the UEFI bios utility.
Have tried disconnecting and reconnecting everything in(and outside of) the pc and rebooting. Same thing. And quite honestly I just don't know enough to figure out what to do next. I am thankful for any help.

This is how it looks presently; https://imgur.com/a/oS5sPo2

Edit; So after a closer look I realized that my SSD is actually not appearing and my cd/dvd seems to be in its place. Seeing how the SSD has the OS that makes sense, right? So new question; how do I find it? It has not malfunctioned before.
Secondary question; is there a way to bypass the bios?
Tried different (confirmrd working) cables from the other drive. Still not showing. So at least not a cable issue.
As far as I understand it is then either a faulty ssd or something else. Hoping for something else of course and on that note, help?

Last edit; I did try running it several different ways and no cigar. I am assuming the ssd to be dead for reasons unknown. Pc works fine after installing OS on the HDD and unplugging SSD. Its a minor loss but all okay. Thanks to anyone who spent time wanting to help.
 
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Something to try...disconnect the dvd and the other drive (which looks like it might be a HDD)....and try powering up with just the SSD.

If that doesn't work....try the SSD on another SATA port.

...as far as bypassing the BIOS...no...you can't.

Something to try...disconnect the dvd and the other drive (which looks like it might be a HDD)....and try powering up with just the SSD.

If that doesn't work....try the SSD on another SATA port.

...as far as bypassing the BIOS...no...you can't.

 
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