Windows 10 How do I get around "Reboot and Select proper Boot device" when trying to boot to a new SSD with a fresh Windows install?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Milan Oosterink
  • Start date Start date
M

Milan Oosterink

SSD: Kingston NV2 2TBMotherboard: Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite (Rev 1, not rev 2)I wanted to move my Windows 10 install from a 240GB SATA SSD to a new 2TB NVME SSD (Kingston NV2). I can't clone because of differing sector sizes (512B to 4096B), so I resorted to just also installing Windows on the new SSD and then formatting the old one after I've moved the important things over. After some time, I finally managed to get Windows installed on the new SSD. The Windows installer gave me a few different errors in the process, like:"Windows Cannot be installed to this disk. The selected disk is of the

Continue reading...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

V
Windows 10 Just bought new SSD, but ran into a problem (Reboot and select proper boot)
Replies
0
Views
3
Vanderlei Cardoso1
V
V
Windows 10 BSOD's when trying to boot a game
Replies
0
Views
6
Vince_BT
V
B
Windows 11 Unable to boot off NVME SSD new Windows Install
Replies
0
Views
1
Bloomburger
B
B
Windows 10 PC wont boot from my old SSD when I install a new nvme m,2 SSD with nothing on it
Replies
0
Views
12
Benjamin Gue
B
R
Windows 10 NVME M2 SSD disappears from Windows when trying to install games, replaced SSD, and same issue
Replies
0
Views
4
Ruben Underwood-Aguilar
R
Back
Top