I copied my ssd to a hdd using an adapter (XION 2.5 / 3.5 sata hdd to USB 2.0) , it shows up as F in device manager but it does not show up in the boot menu in my motherboard using the USB port. What am I doing wrong?
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New 06 Mar 2017 #1
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New 06 Mar 2017 #2
What did you use to copy the SSD to the USB hard drive? Posting a screenshot of disk management with all the drives connected will help, please expand the columns so we can see all the info in the columns:
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New 06 Mar 2017 #4
No, what software did you use to do the copying with?
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