I need help installing my SSD - WINDOWS 10 Error

[molokow]

I have searched my to my hearts content but I can not find and answer specific to windows 10.

I removed my SSD, and I accidently removed it while the power was on.
Anyways, when I reconnect it to the computer through SATA - which is normally is.. It does not boot it and get the error 0xc000000f.

I have no idea how to fix this..
I am guessing it is something in the bios. I have a mini itx asus motherboard.
I have AHCI set up, and no matter which combination, I can not access it.
If I plug the HDD when windows 10 has loaded and plug it in internally while it is on, it recognizes it as a USB and I can see inside the SSD.

 

[Microsoft Windows 8]

I have searched my to my hearts content but I can not find and answer specific to windows 10.

I removed my SSD, and I accidently removed it while the power was on.
Anyways, when I reconnect it to the computer through SATA - which is normally is.. It does not boot it and get the error 0xc000000f.

I have no idea how to fix this..
I am guessing it is something in the bios. I have a mini itx asus motherboard.
I have AHCI set up, and no matter which combination, I can not access it.
If I plug the HDD when windows 10 has loaded and plug it in internally while it is on, it recognizes it as a USB and I can see inside the SSD.

I really don't understand how you could 'accidentally' remove your SSD when your computer is operating/on.

When you removed the SSD (When the power was on) was there an update going on in the background? Was there any disk activity? What were you doing.

From what I remember, Error 0x----------f means that Windows cannot read the boot configuration data.



I suggest you create a Windows 10 recovery disk and "repair" your computer. Or reinstall Windows.

 

[molokow]

Ok, the problem was with the BIOS setup up.
The first drive needs to be the main boot, and then windows boot as the second option.
No other options.

 

[combinebasic]

Check the bios settings of your computer change it form IDE to ACHI then set your priority to SSD drive and save bios settigns.