windows 10 not booting correctly

[nickgibboni1]

Hey guys, very serious issue for me here. my storage config is a 120gb SSD for os/apps and 1tb hard drive for mass storage. recently, I put a 50gb partition on the 1tb hard drive and installed windows 7 on that and was using that for some comparisons while fixing an old computer. powered down, booted back into windows 7 installation USB, deleted that windows 7 partition, now when I try to boot back into windows 10 where all my main stuff is I get this blue screen, I wouldn't consider a BSOD though. When I click "continue to windows 10" the computer restarts and puts out a glitchy black screen as shown below, then boots right back to the blue screen with the three options. It is stuck in this loop and i don't know how to get it out. I need help figuring this one out. any help is hugely appreciated, thanks

[paddy-stone]

Just go into the BIOS boot options and select the SSD to boot from, that should do it.

[nickgibboni1]

1 minute ago, paddy-stone said:

Just go into the BIOS boot options and select the SSD to boot from, that should do it.

tried that and i get the exact same result as im already haiving

[paddy-stone]

Did you just change the boot order, or did you force it to use the SSD?

[nickgibboni1]

5 hours ago, paddy-stone said:

Did you just change the boot order, or did you force it to use the SSD?

i forced it to use the ssd, i disabled windows boot manager also

[Luke]

6 hours ago, nickgibboni1 said:

i forced it to use the ssd, i disabled windows boot manager also

Changing SATA to IDE mode in BIOS might be a temporary fix. I'm having a similar issue at the moment.