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I got a new motherboard and installed it in my PC.
After starting the computer I now end up in the BIOS with the following overview.
Why can't it suddenly find a device to boot from?
many thanks in advance
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Hello,
It’s 98% because you’ve got something wrong.
Dke other 2% could be that your bootman/SSD is not found.
Did you connect the boot-relevant cables to the motherboard? SATA cable and possibly power cables for the HDDs/SSDs?
The SATA CABEL may sometimes have been torn out of the motherboard by using/removing the SSD.