Starelementpoke

Been trying to migrate my boot drive to a new ssd and I keep getting the same error code 0xc00000e. I've tried both AOMEI and macrium reflect. AOMEI just doesn't recognize anything on the drive I cloned to, Macrium seemed to recognize that there was an OS but always resulted in the aforementioned error code regardless of whatever fix I tried, IE. the automatic repair tool, some command line prompts to rebuild the BCD and such, etc. Hoping for some other possible ideas or solutions before having to result to a fresh install + having to reinstall everything.

Any recommendations for what software to use for migrating my boot drive to a new ssd? Don't want to have to reinstall windows.

GPU is probably the way to go. Could check around Hardware Swap for a solid deal on a 480/580/1060/other equivalents would be a solid bump. Check Hardware Swap for them, usually have a good deal. Try to find some more details on the PSU to double check it's quality as well.

The 4000 series Ryzen is slated to drop this year. I'd recommend waiting a bit till then.

Should be fine. Just double check that it'll fit.

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Yes

Here's the forum's PSU tier list. Something B or higher.

For 1080p, the 5600xt video would be a good one to check: Does some talk with the 2060 as well.

Shame, but fair enough.

It's not wattage that's so much a concern as the quality. The forum's tier list explains it better than I would be able to:

Shave of some budget elsewhere to get a better PSU.

I still want you in a scrapyard wars first XD

I always forget you're on these forums XD

A R3 2200G iirc

Got it working. The 2600 worked with the other board and the other CPU I had worked with the new board. No fucking clue what was going on, but started putting it together piece by piece and making sure I could get into bios at least.

I do have another board or cpu I could try, but I pulled the CPU being used now from the other motherboard and that was working

CPU is an R5 2600 but was working before. Motherboard is a B450M steel legend and was what I bought

Exact same thing. Powers up, stays on a few seconds, shuts down. Never any signal/never get the chance to try and get into the BIOS