NO BOOTABLE DEVICE!
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Solved by zMeul,
it's probably because you have Fast Boot enabled it will ignore the peripherals
put the HDD back in, go into BIOS, change the boot order to USB 1st, take the HDD out , put the SSD in and power it
don't forget the USB thumb drive with the Windows install
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