Have a problem:
In my laptop I have an SSD and an HDD with my old Windows 10 on it. When I wanted to search an old file from the HDD, I wanted to start the Windows. So on the Windows the SSD with Shift restarted. However, somehow I clicked somewhere in the menu and then I removed the SSD so that the laptop starts 100% on the HDD. Then there's the start "Repair of the PC is being prepared" (or something like that). Then he goes into the menu, via which one also enters the BIOS (troubleshooting, etc…). And when I click on "continue Windows", the whole thing happens again. But when I click on jump-start, he says after the diagnosis that he could not help.
Can't I get my old Windows now? How can I solve the problem?
I would appreciate an answer.
Presumably, the SSD has the boot partition, and that is missing now that you have indeed expanded the SSD.
I would have said so too.
If you do not have anything too important on the hard drives, just reinstall windows
Thanks for the answer, however, installing the SSD does not change anything.
