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Hdd Caddy Boot Problem. Give these steps a try and see if it. I disabled booting from cd/dvd and usb in bios. It is possible that booting from the second hdd is not supported on your notebook. In my standard hdd sata slot i have an ssd drive (adata 256gb), and i. I placed my original hdd to a caddy and connected it instead of optical drive. Try to boot your computer with the caddy installed without the drive in it to test hardware incompatibility. Get into bios and check the boot priority settings and make sure that the internal hdd has 1st priority. Just copying the hdd to the ssd doesn't work as the ssd needs to be made bootable plus other data settings as well that. Sounds like an issue with that caddy you are using, contact the vendor and check with them. You mentioned that your computer won't boot up when your external hdd is connected. To get into bios press f2. You could try updating your bios. Ssd takes less power to run than.

Sounds like an issue with that caddy you are using, contact the vendor and check with them. I placed my original hdd to a caddy and connected it instead of optical drive. It is possible that booting from the second hdd is not supported on your notebook. Give these steps a try and see if it. I disabled booting from cd/dvd and usb in bios. You mentioned that your computer won't boot up when your external hdd is connected. Get into bios and check the boot priority settings and make sure that the internal hdd has 1st priority. Try to boot your computer with the caddy installed without the drive in it to test hardware incompatibility. In my standard hdd sata slot i have an ssd drive (adata 256gb), and i. To get into bios press f2.

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Hdd Caddy Boot Problem I disabled booting from cd/dvd and usb in bios. Try to boot your computer with the caddy installed without the drive in it to test hardware incompatibility. You mentioned that your computer won't boot up when your external hdd is connected. To get into bios press f2. I disabled booting from cd/dvd and usb in bios. Sounds like an issue with that caddy you are using, contact the vendor and check with them. I placed my original hdd to a caddy and connected it instead of optical drive. Give these steps a try and see if it. Ssd takes less power to run than. In my standard hdd sata slot i have an ssd drive (adata 256gb), and i. You could try updating your bios. It is possible that booting from the second hdd is not supported on your notebook. Get into bios and check the boot priority settings and make sure that the internal hdd has 1st priority. Just copying the hdd to the ssd doesn't work as the ssd needs to be made bootable plus other data settings as well that.