“I bought a pny ssd and I’m having trouble. I got a reboot not found or select a boot device. Having hard time to figure how to fix.”

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• Sounds like the drive has failed and needs to be replaced. Otherwise there is a loose connection to the drive! PNY dives have not proven to be reliable!

  Answered by Tech 6 years ago

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• You will need to install an OS on it. Or you will need to put your primary hard drive on SATA 0 and the sad on SATA 1

  Answered by Esogenics 5 years ago

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• Did you image an operating system onto the disk before installing? You need to do that as a first step and make sure the partition is "active".

  Answered by Reviewer 6 years ago

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• You probably didn't move your system files over to the new drive that's it can't boot from a drive that doesn't have system files. make sure your boot queue is setup to boot from your original drive and the SSD is just the backup otherwise you'll probably still get the error.

  Answered by Darkstardom 6 years ago

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• you need to download the windows 10 installation media to a usb flash drive. Then when you reboot, select a boot device and select the usb flash drive. Then choose the pny ssd as the installation location.

  Answered by Dmutt 6 years ago

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