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PC won't boot automatically, got stuck on UEFI unless i press F11 to select boot device

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Solved. unplugged the second ssd, boot the pc, replug the ssd, boot again. Now it's fine.

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few days ago, my pc consist of a single SSD as a boot drive and a HDD. yesterday, i bought a new SSD and i put it on the second slot. And now everytime i turn on the PC, it got stuck on the UEFI logo. Unless i press f11, select the boot drive (which is only one after i formatted the second HDD), and it boots normally. The problem persist when i turned off the PC and try to turn it on again. Motherboard is ASRock B660m HDV.25IMG_20221029_083005.jpg.d4d7ee6f3d3b6211d8b95282153df65a.jpg25IMG_20221029_083030.jpg.096f58e0faca6d010c5a858b4b25a9a4.jpg

 

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You need to go into the BIOs and change the boot order.

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16 minutes ago, solado said:

You need to go into the BIOs and change the boot order.

^This.

 

It's changed the boot order to the new drive. Go into UEFI/BIOS and change it to the previous SSD as the boot drive, and it should be exactly as it used to be.

Please quote my post, or put @paddy-stone if you want me to respond to you.

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Solved. unplugged the second ssd, boot the pc, replug the ssd, boot again. Now it's fine.

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