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how to fix SSD boot errors
can someone tell me if this can be fixed, i inadvertently 'miss connected' the cables then tried to boot the computer.
how to fix SSD boot errors
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i followed the instructions on the error screen, about putting the OS disc in and click "Repair your Computer" and this was the result, can it be fixed.
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If I'm understanding you correctly?
Try only hooking up the drive that has Windows 7 on it. Will it boot?
Just changing the cable hookups should not of hurt anything.
A power cable and a sata data cable must be hook to the same drive to work.
From your picture you have a power cable to #3 and a sata data cable to #2.
**Each drive need it's own power cable and sata cable hooked to it**
Last edited by Layback Bear; 04 Feb 2016 at 08:22.
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all 3 drives have windows 7 on them, #1 works fine, #2 & #3 wont boot.
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Looking at you picture I don't see how any of them can boot.
You do not have a power connection and a sata connection hook to any of the 3 drives.
I will say again.
**Each drive need it's own power cable and sata cable hooked to it**
ThrashZone asked a excellent question. Why would you have three Windows 7's on one system.
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Sounds like someone had a clone party :/
Only one being legal the other 2 not so much and M$ is zapping them in it's own special way :)
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