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New SSD won't automatically boot but will manually boot?

DaZeDMoNk3y
By DaZeDMoNk3y
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Hey,

 

i recently brought a samsung 120gb 840 evo ssd. i have installed windows 8.1 on this SSD and formatted my HDD it was on previous. when i turn my computer on a blue screen will come up saying "Your pc needs to be repaired" and try another boot option. so i restart and spam F12 to bring up the boot menu and select the samsung SSD to boot from and it boots straight away with no problem and i can game away. i have gone into the bios and changed the boot priority and selected the default boot option as the SSD and still the samem result? what do i need to do?

 

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it may seem the boot manager is not install properly during the OS install

 

when you install the OS

 

was the HDD plugged in?

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it may seem the boot manager is not install properly during the OS install

 

when you install the OS

 

was the HDD plugged in?

Again, I see you posting in a forum and the post has something to do with an HDD. :)

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I unplugged both my HDD's when installing the OS on this SSD, if the boot manager did not install correctly how would i fix this?

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I unplugged both my HDD's when installing the OS on this SSD, if the boot manager did not install correctly how would i fix this?

 

you should be able to initial the recovery option for Win 8.1

 

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows-8/a/open-advanced-startup-options-windows-8.htm

 

use the above and select Repair your Computer

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Thank you! I will try this immediately and if it is unsuccessful I will post again :D

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