![]() I hope for something that does not include reinstalling everything as I have limited time there.Ĭlick to expand. Is there a reasonably safe way doing that? Why are we not able to make the SSD bootable? We thought converting first to GPT/UEFI may work better, but it won't convert it, as it claims it is not a system drive. It does change boot options like interface and wait time. Using Win10 install, with just the SSD, and choosing to fix startup problems –> it tries but fails. EasyBCD claims to do that, but the SSD still won't boot without the HDD, as first. We created a small second partition on the SSD and using EasyBCD we tried several times moving the system partition. ![]() Mobo is ASRock H61M-HVS, it is set to IDE (not AHCI) and claims to be UEFI, but I see no setting for UEFI/legacy in the BIOS. ![]() It's a problem as the HDD isn't always detected in time by the BIOS. Mistakenly, we installed with both drives present and BIOS priority set to the SSD -> It does dual boot, but the HDD came out as the boot drive. We wanted both to be bootable, with SSD being primary. We added a SSD and installed Win10 64bit on it. The PC isn't near me, so it's a bit harder, but here's the story:
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