What great news, thanks for the info.
How is it showing up now in the BIOS? Do you have two boot options?
I believe that the only way is testing, restarting the computer and checking.
How to boot to second windows drive
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Anonimowy
I got 2 ssds in my system. Lets call the first one 'a' - it has my original system. The other one is 'b' and i just installed the system on it. The problem is, I can't boot into my disk 'b'. BIOS only shows "windows boot manager" in the boot order, and the menu that appears after restarting while holding shift has no option to change boot. Also the system on disk 'b' couldn't connect to the internet.
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Anonimowy
2021-11-12T20:03:13+00:00 -
Anonimowy
2021-11-12T20:32:08+00:00 It is showing as Windows Boot Manager('drive name here') So I think I'll play it safe and won't try to boot to disk a
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Anonimowy
2021-11-12T21:43:20+00:00 Probably with both drives connected, it should show two Windows Boot Manager.
More than good that the installation of the other disk worked.