![]() ![]() I get on my computer today, and the SATA's boot option is not available, but the m.2's is, as it should be. Could still boot into my m.2 and use it as well as the space on the SATA just fine, so I went into diskpart and removed the boot partitions in the hopes I would not have to keep holding F11 every time I wanted to boot. Problem is, I was still booting into the SATA SSD automatically, and it was giving me a blue screen since I didn't have Windows installed on that drive anymore. ![]() This also went completely fine, and I have booted just fine in the week or so since. This all went completely fine, and I've been booting completely fine since then, but my BIOS doesn't let me set the m.2 as my main boot drive (I have 3 different Windows drives and it automatically chose the SATA SSD to boot from.) I was tired of having to hold F11 every time I started my computer to boot off of my m.2, so I formatted the Windows partition on that SATA SSD. ![]() I used software to clone the drive, and all of its partitions, to the new drive, as well as expand the main "windows" partition. I recently upgraded from a 500gb SATA SSD to a 2tb m.2 drive. To make a long story short, I made a pretty big mistake. ![]()
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