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Thank you for being clear and respectful. I will make adjustments.

Hello guys! I'm building a PC for my nephew, this is the spec sheet: Intel Core i5-14600KF ASUS PRIME Z790-P WIFI Motherboard DDR5 Kingston 16GB DDR5 6000MHz Fury Beast SAMSUNG 1TB 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD PNY 500GB M.2 NVMe Gen4 SSD ZOTAC 8GB GAMING GeForce RTX 4060 Ti A 360mm CPU Liquid Cooling I'm personally not familiar with XPG, but they are almost the same price as Corsair which is a brand I'm familiar with. What do you guys suggest?

Thank you guys for your contribution. Since it's a boot device, I don't want to format my disk. I guess, I will try to move as much stuff as possible.

Hello, I hope everyone having a great start to this year so far! I have never been able to understand disk management... So, my C drive is almost full, I just found that I have an SSD drive on the shelf, so I connected it and formatted the new SSD drive. is there a way to extend the C drive with the newly formatted SSD? I don't want the new SSD drive to be visible, I want all of its storage to "merge" to the C drive. Please take a look at the attached pictures.

I want to thank everyone who helped me!! Right now i got a class to go to with zero sleep and energy , well at least PC is working now..

A couple of days ago, I had upgraded my pc. I installed a new NVME which is much better than the one I had which also had my windows installed. I migrated the OS to the new NVME, had no issues. This problem just popped, I don't know what the cause. I'm not sure if i should migrate my OS back to my old 960 nvme which has priority boot set just now. I think i should keep the new 980 Nvme just fot games just to avoid problems....hmm

IM BACK! i did exactly what you told me, I swapped the boot order, and it booted.

I will give it a try! Thank you.

I went to boot order, and it set not particularly to a drive letter, but to my device which is an Nvme. I got multiple hard disks

I wrote select volume and then wrote my command to change the letter. Side note: After i rebooted, the letter changed back to my original C drive became an F again.

Hmm you are correct, I think it's a GPT not an MBR, is there a way to verify?

Didn't workout unfortunately..

I just assigned F to C, but didn't work like I expected unfortunately. I will try a couple of commnds fixMbr, and others to see if anything changes.

Yes .. didn't help. Tried resetting BIOS which also didn't help, I tried checking the Nvm.2, nothing wrong with it. I would like a way to change the disk letter while in recovery mode. Currently, I'm not able to access Diskpart

Hello, I'm using Windows 10, and I'm having trouble booting. I'm getting an error inaccessible boot device. After further investigation, I found out that my drive that has windows (C) has moved to another (F). I can access the CMD, but not sure where to go after there...