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The user "youssef1996" seeks help after cloning their SSD and encountering a boot error when removing the HDD. A responder suggests that multiple boot partitions on the SSD may be causing the issue and recommends wiping the SSD and cloning again. The overall sentiment indicates frustration with the cloning process but confidence that redoing it properly will resolve the boot problem.
youssef1996

youssef1996

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hi to all
sorry for my bad english
soo i ve bought new ssd 240 gb and i ve done the cloning process but when i unplug the hdd from the pc , the pc tell me " cant find boot file......" (black pic )
i think i may find the solution here Windows 10 - Windows Boot Manager on wrong drive and i dont know if i should write the same cmd command bcdboot c:\windows /s c: ???????
An image from 'hi :) can u please help me with my new ssd ? thanks'. Boot error screen followed by disk storage usage and detailed disk partition info in French.
An image from 'hi :) can u please help me with my new ssd ? thanks'. Boot error screen followed by disk storage usage and detailed disk partition info in French.
An image from 'hi :) can u please help me with my new ssd ? thanks'. Boot error screen followed by disk storage usage and detailed disk partition info in French.
 

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Neemobeer

Neemobeer

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Looks like you have two boot partitions on the SSD that's probably screwing things up. I'd wipe out the SSD and try again.
 

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