Fail to post, new build
17 hours ago, ki8aras said:wait hold on, usually you can delete unneeded partitions in disk management, but you do run the risk of deleting one of the partitions you need (i think im not an expert in storage)
if you reinstall windows, you'll need to reinstall your drivers sadly , but most game hosting apps ( like steam, ubisoft connect and (i think) ea) have a function where you can locate game files (this is assuming the games are on a separate drive and won't get deleted when you reinstall windows, because part of the windows installation is formatting the drive you're installing on
What I wound up doing is reinstalling windows, and resetting the bios to factory. Then I re-enabled the RAM in bios. Boots great now.
I'm pretty sure what happened is I screwed up the windows install and the MB didn't know what to use for the boot drive. Which is why it worked initially after I forced it to boot from my SSD. Thank you for the help!
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