Windows 10 Purchased new MB, CPU, moved SSD to this and systems can't see the boot partition.

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Ok, so I purchased a new CPU and Motherboard, as Windows 11 is pretty much around the corner and my system is on the cusp of not being supported. Just because I have an I7 Series 7, and not an I7 series 8.Anyway, removed all parts and installed the new parts, and everything went rather smoothly until we got to actually booting from the SSD. The BIOS can see that that BOOT is that SSD, by name Seagate 960, windows does try to boot and fails to find an initialised installation.So, its knows the SSD is there, but when we go to the recover console, we can not see the windows partition at all.Now t

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