Cant boot old drive after adding new drive
I have an HP EliteDesk 800 with a 500G drive on SATA-0. I added a 1TB drive on SATA-1. The 1TB drive came from a Window 8 machine where it was the primary drive. After the new drive was added the machine insists on booting the new 1TB drive. I can boot the old 500G drive using the boot menu but I cannot make it the default (not in the boot order list). I formatted the new drive but it still tries to boot (and now fails). What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
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I have an HP EliteDesk 800 with a 500G drive on SATA-0. I added a 1TB drive on SATA-1. The 1TB drive came from a Window 8 machine where it was the primary drive. After the new drive was added the machine insists on booting the new 1TB drive. I can boot the old 500G drive using the boot menu but I cannot make it the default (not in the boot order list). I formatted the new drive but it still tries to boot (and now fails). What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
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You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56
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I have an HP EliteDesk 800 with a 500G drive on SATA-0. I added a 1TB drive on SATA-1. The 1TB drive came from a Window 8 machine where it was the primary drive. After the new drive was added the machine insists on booting the new 1TB drive. I can boot the old 500G drive using the boot menu but I cannot make it the default (not in the boot order list). I formatted the new drive but it still tries to boot (and now fails). What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
windows-10 hard-drive boot sata
I have an HP EliteDesk 800 with a 500G drive on SATA-0. I added a 1TB drive on SATA-1. The 1TB drive came from a Window 8 machine where it was the primary drive. After the new drive was added the machine insists on booting the new 1TB drive. I can boot the old 500G drive using the boot menu but I cannot make it the default (not in the boot order list). I formatted the new drive but it still tries to boot (and now fails). What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
windows-10 hard-drive boot sata
windows-10 hard-drive boot sata
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You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56
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You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56
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You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56
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You might need to switch the disk connectors.
– harrymc
Jan 24 at 21:01
Doubtful the old W8 install will boot on different hardware.
– Moab
Jan 24 at 23:56