Solved Can't boot from SSD after being cloned

[whs]

However, the computed had to be booted form the hard drive, not the new SSD

That does not sound right. What happens when you disconnect the HDD (take off the power cable).

 

[benja8151]

That does not sound right. What happens when you disconnect the HDD (take off the power cable).

Same thing as in the beginning, winload.exe not found or something. It's like it still needs system reserved on a hard disk even though I have it on the SSD, But ok, it's not a big problem, system reserved only takes 350MB of space so I'll just keep them both.

 

[whs]

This is not a problem of space but a question whether you boot into the SSD at all and even if you did, you get slowed down by going via the HDD.

As a quick check let's see what your boot times are. Drill down this chain:

Eventvwr
Applications and Service Logs
Microsoft
Windows
Diagnostics - performance
Operational
Event ID 100

Then click on your latest event 100, take a snip like below and post that here.

 

[benja8151]

Okay, 9 secs longer than yours. I checked some other times aswell. The shortest seems to be around 22000 ms from month and a half ago, but the average is about 30000 ms.

 

[whs]

Well, that looks like it is making the detour via the HDD bootmgr. If I were you, I would redo it correctly - either with a Macrium clone or with images of both partitions. And if there is no other help, there is always this program which does the transfer in 3 clicks and never fails.