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 I have installed Win 11 on NVMe M.2 drive with a SSD attached to another port. It boots in Dual Boot mode, It wont boot without the SSD attached. I don't know how I have managed this, I just want to have the NVMe drive as main boot.

 

I was also wondering does this effect performance of the drive?

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, LiverpoolLee said:

 I have installed Win 11 on NVMe drive with a SSD attached to he other port. It boots in Dual Boot mode, It wont boot without the SSD attached. I don't know how I have managed this, I just want to have the NVMe drive as main boot.

 

I was also wondering does this effect performance of the drive?

 

 

 

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Most likely your bootloader files ended up in the SSD.

Try looking in Windows Disk Management and see if there's an EFI partition in the SSD.

 

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26 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

Most likely your bootloader files ended up in the SSD.

Try looking in Windows Disk Management and see if there's an EFI partition in the SSD.

 

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Yes there is an EFI partition on the SSD (not the one I want to boot from) is there anyway I can fix this or will I have to backup and re-install?

 

 

 

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Try this post on elevenforums (the page is midway through the topic, you might want to start from page one) it shows the steps to create/ move the EFI partition & files, it might be what you need to save a re install.

 

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/cloning-system-partition-recreating-efi-and-recovery-partitions.2568/page-4#post-190148

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