Even upgrading from an HDD to an SSD can bring a massive (and exciting) increase of performance for most PCs. The specific error I get when it fails to boot is 'KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED' there is no further details.Everyone knows how exciting it is to get a new computer and all the benefits this brings to our lives. This also does not work when I try to set this as priority. This also has the same SSD label I recognize with the additional 'Boot Manager text. This is I think the SSD drive and provides the errors -Windows Boot Manager (WDC WDS100T2B0C). When setting the boot order there are three items to reorder: -Windows Boot Manager (SATA6G_4: ST1000DMO10) this is the boot drive for the HDD and works fine when using this to boot the HDD. I attempted to clone my HDD after the technician did this and now it won't boot when I change the boot order.īoth old HDD and SSD use the UEFI. I was able to see on my desktop that the main drive was the new SSD which was empty of my old files and apps and the old HDD was still there as well. He then switched the boot order and the PC turned on correctly and quickly. Some additional notes: I had a technician install the SSD and then subsequently install windows. The current clone is from the EaseUs software but can reuse the Macrium reflect software if I need to The problem arrives when I go into the Bios and reorder to boot from the ssd and I get the blue screen.

Ive used Macrium reflect and EaseUs Disk clone for this task and both seem to work in moving everything into the new SSD. I wanted to clone my existing HDD drive to my SSD. The one that's causing the most problems is the move to the SSD.

I've recently been doing a bunch of upgrades to my pc.

Macrium clone hdd to ssd