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When I hook the data drive back up, though, I can only boot by mashing the "open boot menu" key at the start, and selecting the SSD.

When I boot with just the SSD, it works fine and I don't have to do anything special (open boot menu etc) to get the PC to boot.

I have it taped down though with electical tape.) I guess I never mapped it…), and tried only leaving the SSD plugged in (I double-checked the SATA/power were flush… it's just kind of sitting in a 3.5" bay because this tower doesn't have SSD slots.

I opened it up, discovered a forgotten third hard drive and removed it (the original one that came with the PC.

#Kon boot dummy bios detected update

If the recent update to Win10 Creative (圆4 Pro) matters at all, or if it was just a coincidence.ĮDIT: As an update, this morning my PC wouldn't boot at all.

#Kon boot dummy bios detected manual

Why can't it boot straight into Windows without manual intervention.What made the PC think a new CPU was installed.From what I can tell, the SSD, while old, functions normally, and the CMOS battery appears to be working (it never lost the system time, for instance), but I'm not sure: Beyond that, the PC is working just fine. Now it seems that the only way I can boot my PC is if, on startup, I hit F8 to open the "select boot device" menu, and select the SSD that contains Windows on it. The "freezing splash screen" doesn't seem to happen anymore.Others, it gives me the message Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key Sometimes it gets to the Windows splash screen and freezes (where I do a hard restart). I also decide to change the boot order, as it had my CD-ROM drive as the first in the list, when my SSD should be top of the list (where Win10 installed).However, I do see a brief message of No hard disk detected! before boot proceeds normally.I decide to go into BIOS and tweak things (turn off splash screen mainly) the splash screen is enabled something I had turned off). I do notice on subsequent boots that indeed default BIOS settings apply (e.g. I accept default settings and things boot normal.To be clear, I have not changed any hardware.I don't know if the Creators Update is responsible for this, or if it was just coincidental timing.The next day (I'm not sure if it was the very next boot after installing updates - I used Creators update the night before for hours though), the first boot screen says "New CPU Detected!" and prompted me to go into BIOS or to accept default BIOS settings.

#Kon boot dummy bios detected windows 10

I updated Windows 10 圆4 to the Creators Update.

I'll try to outline the order of events that led me here: