New PC, old SSD causing trouble

[Brockto1020]

Hi guys,

 

I just finished my new pc build and everything works fine except when using my old SSD.

I got 2 new SSD's and planned on using my old one aswell.

 

The new pc works fine with the 2 new SSD's but as soon as I plug in my old SSD ("schijf 2") (was my former bootdrive), it won't boot.

When looking into diskmanagement I can see the old EFI and Recover partitions?

 

  < Current bootdrive (new SSD)

 

Any idea on how to solve it? Or delete the EFI/Recover partition?

 Thanks!

[WereCat]

Do you need the data that are on the SSD?

[Brockto1020]

1 minute ago, WereCat said:

Do you need the data that are on the SSD?

No I don't need the data

[Mad153]

1 minute ago, stijnbeldman said:

No I don't need the data

you need to nuke it using powershell or cmd then. You comfortable with those? 

[WereCat]

1 minute ago, stijnbeldman said:

No I don't need the data

You can try formatting it via cmd line.

 

1.) diskpart

2.) list disk

3.) sel disk # (# = the number of the disk you want to select, MAKE SURE ITS THE RIGHT ONE!)

4.) clean

4.) create partition primary

5.) format fs=ntfs

6.) assign

[Brockto1020]

4 minutes ago, WereCat said:

You can try formatting it via cmd line.

 

1.) diskpart

2.) list disk

3.) sel disk # (# = the number of the disk you want to select, MAKE SURE ITS THE RIGHT ONE!)

4.) clean

4.) create partition primary

5.) format fs=ntfs

6.) assign

Sure will try

[Kilrah]

Or just right click and delete each of the partitions in the disk manager and recreate one.