Missing boot partition after cloning to SDD

[Zackhario]

So I've recently upgraded my laptop by replacing the HDD with SDD, and cloned my files and OS to SDD. Which was successful, however, when I turned on my laptop, it said "Operating System Not Found." Even though SDD is installed on this laptop. I've gathered from research that I'm probably missing a boot partition on SDD according to this guy.

I'm willing to bet that the software didn't create a boot partition. Most free clone softwares do not, only pay versions.

So what do? How do I create a boot parts? Thank you.

 

[ss202sl]

I'd clone it again. You may have inadvertently only cloned the OS partition and not the entire drive.

 

[SuperSoph_WD]

Hey there, Zackhario!

I'd second what @ss202sl suggested and recommend you to repeat the cloning procedure. You can even try using a different cloning software as it might fix your issue. However, make sure you have your files backed up somewhere off-site before tampering with the storage. This is the best way to avoid any potential data loss.

Good luck!
SuperSoph_WD