In general, Complete the above steps, shut down, unplug the source hard disk, and then turn it on. The system on the target hard disk should be able to start normally. However, the page rotates in Win10 for a long time, and after a while, the blue screen will prompt some errors.
To sum up, if your system cannot start after being cloned to a solid-state drive, it is likely that the boot area has not been copied correctly. The way to solve this problem is to recreate the boot area. For specific steps, please refer to the above.I hope this article can be helpful to you.
First, turn on the computer, hold down the F1 key on the keyboard until you enter the BIOS page, and select the Startup option above. Then find the Primary Boot Sequence option and return. Then position the cursor on the SSD option.
If your computer cannot start because of the replacement of a new solid-state drive, it is mostly caused by incorrect hard disk partition and Bios boot mode. You can quickly solve the problem that the reinstalled system cannot enter normally through the following methods. The following are the details.
If you are not sure how to open the back cover and replace the hard disk, you can search for the disassembly diagram of the relevant model. If it is a desktop computer, it needs toUse a screwdriver to install the newly cloned disk on the computer, and then change the boot priority in the BIOS to boot from SSD. After changing, connect the power supply, and you should be able to start the computer from the new SSD.
1. In order to solve this problem, I need to recreate the boot area. The specific steps are as follows: Use the system installation disk or USB flash drive to enter the system installation interface. Enter the "Repair Your Computer" option and select "Command Prompt".
2. Delete the StartOverride directory under the stornvme key.
3. You can try the winpe repair boot item. If it still doesn't work, try the full copy of the hard disk.
1. At this time, the original Win10The system is still not damaged. You can select Windows 10 in the boot item after restarting. Then if you want to continue to reinstall the system, use the USB flash drive to install the system.
2. Restart the computer and try to install it again. When the installer fails to start normally, you can first try a simple and rough way, which is to restart the computer and restart the installer.
3. How to solve the problem of not being able to turn on after reinstalling the win10 system: Method 1: Check whether the monitor line and power supply are normal. If there is no problem with the monitor, turn on the host and check whether the memory, graphics card, hard disk data cable, etc. are normal. If it is confirmed that there is no problem with the hardware, use the following method to check the system and settings.
4. With Dell LatitudeFor example, 5280 win10, the failure of the Dell computer to boot after reinstalling the system may be caused by damage to the hard disk or poor contact of the hard disk power supply. It is recommended to turn off the computer and then replace the hard disk.
5. Solution: At this time, the original Win10 system is still not damaged. You can restart and select Windows10 in the boot item to enter. Then if you want to continue to reinstall the system, use the USB flash drive to install the system.
1. Note that after the system migration is completed, you must restart the computer, enter the BIOS, and set the new solid-state drive as the first startup device.In addition, you can directly unplug the original solid-state drive and start it with a new hard disk to see if it is normal to determine whether the BIOS settings are correct.
2. Here we need to use a tool that can manage hard disks. In fact, the PE system we usually use will integrate Aomei Partition Assistant. We select and click Open 2 on the desktop to find ldquo in the Aomei Assistant interface to migrate the system to the solid-state disk rdquo3 and then type After opening, click ldquo next rdquo4.
3. First, download the installation partition assistant, install it directly on disk D or other non-system partitions, and then run the program. Open the main page. Select "Migrate system to solid-state drive (or migrate OS to SSD/HDD)" on the left side of the interface, and then the migration window will pop up.
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In general, Complete the above steps, shut down, unplug the source hard disk, and then turn it on. The system on the target hard disk should be able to start normally. However, the page rotates in Win10 for a long time, and after a while, the blue screen will prompt some errors.
To sum up, if your system cannot start after being cloned to a solid-state drive, it is likely that the boot area has not been copied correctly. The way to solve this problem is to recreate the boot area. For specific steps, please refer to the above.I hope this article can be helpful to you.
First, turn on the computer, hold down the F1 key on the keyboard until you enter the BIOS page, and select the Startup option above. Then find the Primary Boot Sequence option and return. Then position the cursor on the SSD option.
If your computer cannot start because of the replacement of a new solid-state drive, it is mostly caused by incorrect hard disk partition and Bios boot mode. You can quickly solve the problem that the reinstalled system cannot enter normally through the following methods. The following are the details.
If you are not sure how to open the back cover and replace the hard disk, you can search for the disassembly diagram of the relevant model. If it is a desktop computer, it needs toUse a screwdriver to install the newly cloned disk on the computer, and then change the boot priority in the BIOS to boot from SSD. After changing, connect the power supply, and you should be able to start the computer from the new SSD.
1. In order to solve this problem, I need to recreate the boot area. The specific steps are as follows: Use the system installation disk or USB flash drive to enter the system installation interface. Enter the "Repair Your Computer" option and select "Command Prompt".
2. Delete the StartOverride directory under the stornvme key.
3. You can try the winpe repair boot item. If it still doesn't work, try the full copy of the hard disk.
1. At this time, the original Win10The system is still not damaged. You can select Windows 10 in the boot item after restarting. Then if you want to continue to reinstall the system, use the USB flash drive to install the system.
2. Restart the computer and try to install it again. When the installer fails to start normally, you can first try a simple and rough way, which is to restart the computer and restart the installer.
3. How to solve the problem of not being able to turn on after reinstalling the win10 system: Method 1: Check whether the monitor line and power supply are normal. If there is no problem with the monitor, turn on the host and check whether the memory, graphics card, hard disk data cable, etc. are normal. If it is confirmed that there is no problem with the hardware, use the following method to check the system and settings.
4. With Dell LatitudeFor example, 5280 win10, the failure of the Dell computer to boot after reinstalling the system may be caused by damage to the hard disk or poor contact of the hard disk power supply. It is recommended to turn off the computer and then replace the hard disk.
5. Solution: At this time, the original Win10 system is still not damaged. You can restart and select Windows10 in the boot item to enter. Then if you want to continue to reinstall the system, use the USB flash drive to install the system.
1. Note that after the system migration is completed, you must restart the computer, enter the BIOS, and set the new solid-state drive as the first startup device.In addition, you can directly unplug the original solid-state drive and start it with a new hard disk to see if it is normal to determine whether the BIOS settings are correct.
2. Here we need to use a tool that can manage hard disks. In fact, the PE system we usually use will integrate Aomei Partition Assistant. We select and click Open 2 on the desktop to find ldquo in the Aomei Assistant interface to migrate the system to the solid-state disk rdquo3 and then type After opening, click ldquo next rdquo4.
3. First, download the installation partition assistant, install it directly on disk D or other non-system partitions, and then run the program. Open the main page. Select "Migrate system to solid-state drive (or migrate OS to SSD/HDD)" on the left side of the interface, and then the migration window will pop up.
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