Windows 10 Fresh Windows 10 Install on new PCIe SSD.

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Hello!I have wanted to move my boot drive from a SATA SSD to a new M.2 NVME SSD I got for my custom desktop, and I've been unable to successfully boot Windows from that drive after installing windows 10 pro onto the new drive. I've successfully done the following:- I've successfully removed the SATA drive and tried installing and booting with just the thumb drive and PCIe drive- I can use the Media Creation Tool to build a boot to a thumb drive- I can locate the drive in Disk Management, as well as in my BIOS- I can format the drive. Currently I have it configured to NTFS, GPT, and is a dynami

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