I've just put together a new PC with a B650 Gaming Plus WiFi motherboard, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to boot from my existing hard drives that have Windows installed. In the BIOS, I see options like USB and optical drives, and while there's a general Hard Disk option, it doesn't clarify which disk I should choose. I've also tried using a Windows installation USB, but the installation location options are quite confusing. Is there a way to boot directly into my current Windows installation, and if that's not possible, what would be the best way to install Windows on the same drive?
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You might want to enable legacy mode in the BIOS. Just a heads up though, since you're using an NVMe drive, it's best to keep your motherboard in UEFI mode instead of legacy. That should help with booting up properly.
Thanks for the tip! Since my Windows install is on an NVMe, that definitely makes sense. If I fix this, will the other SSDs show up without issues?