Hello everyone;

I have a big problem (At least for me). I have a HP 15-bw0xx laptop, and I have a problem during the boot.

Originally this laptop has a HDD drive, and due to some worries I decided to move to a SSD disk. I choose a Crucial one, made the clone of the original HDD to the new SSD disk. I had no problem.

But I cannot directly boot the PC on the new SSD. This new SSD is not recognized by the BIOS. To be able to boot I have to go through a specific sequence (I can detail the all sequence if needed).
After I switch on the PC, press F9 to select the boot order, select to boot from EFI files, select "Microsoft" then boot and finally I can select the bootmgr from Windows.

When I access and look at the BIOS during the boot sequence, I have the following infos when in the "system configuration":
The "OS boot manager" refers to the OLD HDD Disk number and not the new SSD one.

Reference to the disk used to find the bootmgr file.


This number is the OLD HDD disk.


I tried of course to modify this reference to the OLD HDD, but no way to be successful. It seems that I am not able t modify this parameter.

Is there anyone who can help me with this problem.

I am not a geek, but I can follow instructions without any problem, even if my English is not as good as I would like. Keep in mind I am French and we are not known to be good at foreign languages. I just try to do my best.

My main problem is that as the laptop is not able to start normally, I cannot update windows using "windows update system".

Of course I can provide any other information needed, just tell me what you need.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
I wish yo all a good day and be careful with COVID.