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Since i'm not sure of all the steps you have taken yet.
Make sure.
If it boots... Then proceed to the steps I've described before.Code:All drives are in SATA mode before cloning. Install your (new) boot disk in the emplacement you want it. (Normaly SATA 0/1) Connect your source drive on a secondary controller. Boot your favorite USB cloning software. Clone Disk to Disk --> in the right direction :-) Shutdown. Remove souce drive. Startup and make sure new Boot disk is correctly selected in bios.
If you are confident that you've tried these this correctly... Move forward.
Backup and do a fresh install (Honestly It never hurts)................. That much
If you must do a complete renew. Reset your bios to default and Check carefully Your options and if found you should enable...
AHCI
UEFI
Secure Boot
If possible Disable CSM... I have computers that doesn't boot UEFI without it. But I can confirm they are UEFI Compliant
At this point if a correctly created Windows installation media doesn't start... An installed Windows Won't.
Edit: Can you show a screenshot of your Disk in a recongnized Disk Management utility ?