I have cloned my brand new WD green SSD as I have successfully done before by connecting it with a caddy to the optical drive bay, it get's recognized, formatted and cloned.
Then replacing the old HDD with this new SSD in the "main" SATA port with nothing else connected and it boots perfectly.
Then I plug the SSD into the optical drive bay with the caddy and keep the old HDD disconnected and it is not recognized in bios and is unable to boot.
AHCI enabled, secure boot disabled. I have an Acer Aspire ZC-610. BIOS P11 A1 which upon research is the latest version.
I can't simply swap the drives as the old HDD is a 3.5" and will not fit, also swapping the ports/cables is not an option either as they do not reach. but if done so the PC boots via the SSD in the "main" port and the HDD connected as secondary. When booting from the SSD in the main port and the old HDD in the optical port (when the cables are swopped) it boots fine and I can see both drives in device manager.
Is there another solution using diskpart or 3rd party software?
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Then replacing the old HDD with this new SSD in the "main" SATA port with nothing else connected and it boots perfectly.
Then I plug the SSD into the optical drive bay with the caddy and keep the old HDD disconnected and it is not recognized in bios and is unable to boot.
AHCI enabled, secure boot disabled. I have an Acer Aspire ZC-610. BIOS P11 A1 which upon research is the latest version.
I can't simply swap the drives as the old HDD is a 3.5" and will not fit, also swapping the ports/cables is not an option either as they do not reach. but if done so the PC boots via the SSD in the "main" port and the HDD connected as secondary. When booting from the SSD in the main port and the old HDD in the optical port (when the cables are swopped) it boots fine and I can see both drives in device manager.
Is there another solution using diskpart or 3rd party software?
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