Windows 10 How to boot from a different SSD, if I can only see "Windows Boot Manager" in BIOS?

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Hi, so as I was saying, I can't boot from a different SSD, because all I can see in the BIOS is "Windows Boot Manager". I can see the SSD if I check the "System Status" in BIOS and I can also see that SSD in windows 10 file explorer. I cloned my C drive (where windows is currently installed) to a new M.2 SSD using a third party tool and I wanted to go to BIOS to change the boot priority, but I couldn't find my new SSD, nor the old SSD, where my OS is located at, so I assume it's showing up as "UEFI Hard Disk: Windows Boot Manager". I might be wrong, of course, because I don't know that much ab

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