• gingernate@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    That sucks. If you remove the drive with windows linux I wonder if you could boot from a USB. Would be worth a try

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      9 months ago

      Yeah but I would need another drive to now install another os on, but yeah it might be worth giving a try

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        9 months ago

        True, but that drive is booting right? It’s just no other drive will boot? I figured you could check if there’s an issue with the USB port. If it boots then it could be that drive is causing the issue, although that would be strange. You could get an adapter and reformat the drive that way and see if that fixes the issue.

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          9 months ago

          Yeah I need to get a new drive to test as I said, as for the usb ports I tried all of them on my pc, none worked, about reformatting idk if you mean Linux or windows but I have some important stuff there (the reason I installed on a new drive without having another sata cable) so it’s not the preferred option for me