Solved Cloned SSD will not boot computer

Megahertz · Tuesday at 10:13 AM

DaSOB said:
I'll try the one you set forth a couple of posts up. Thanks!

First option (create a new partition) you can do with Minitool.
Minitoll creates a script with individual commands and when you hit Apply it does all in the sequence the script was created.
Select the recovery partition, right click and select delete.
Right click on the unallocated space created (17G+225G) and select Create. On the window that opens give the partition a name and a letter.
Hit apply

DaSOB · Tuesday at 10:28 AM

Megahertz said:
First option (create a new partition) you can do with Minitool.
Minitoll creates a script with individual commands and when you hit Apply it does all in the sequence the script was created.
Select the recovery partition, right click and select delete.
Right click on the unallocated space created (17G+225G) and select Create. On the window that opens give the partition a name and a letter.
Hit apply

Thanks!

spapakons · Tuesday at 10:30 AM

hdmi said:
It might have been that, but still I would be fairly suprised if it was. That's why I earlier said we probably never will know what was the root cause of the problem, and, various people jumping to all sorts of baseless conclusions are part why I don't very often like to reply to threads like this. Bottomless pits are bottomless. lmao

If trying to find out what causes the incompatibility voids the Warranty, no thanks. I would rather wonder. I explained many times why Warranty would be void, you don't want to accept it. That's your right but don't make others void their Warranty to satisfy your curiosity. The cause is probably some unsupported instruction set. Not all storage controllers or disks fully implement the complete AHCI instruction set. If the disk issues any unsupported instruction the controller doesn't know how to act and there is a lockup. I don't care if Crucial claims the SSD is compatible, it is not.