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‎05-19-2024 09:21 AM

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Product: Elitebook 840 G5
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

In the twilight zone with this problem:

I am imaging the small 128GB NVME that is almost full to a new 512GB Teamgroup SSD NVME M.2 to increase space.

I mounted the 512GB in the laptop, put the 128GB in a USB-C NVME external case and booted on

Acronis 2021 DVD. Imaging goes fine, no errors, no issues. But when I boot on the freshly imaged 512GB

NVME,  the Windows 11 circle spins for a bit , then I get the BSOD: Inaccesible Boot Device; Will restart

your system and the error repeats. I tried Acronis 2019, I've tried a different 256GB NVME and played

with BIOS settings till the cows came home, UEFI, LEGACY, SURE START..Everything fails and I get the same

boot error.

I've done this hundreds of times on other laptops without this issue. Has the latest FW: 1.27 as well.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

 

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