My new hp 17 laptop won't boot after changing boot disk from HDD to SSD - error 0xc000000e

[Opal3]

After I successfully installed SSD into my Windows 11 laptop, I boot into it from EFI file, confirmed that I can now boot from the new SSD from disk management then proceeded to wipe my HDD using system CMD prompt. After allocating volume space to the HDD to be used for data storage, I shut down the computer and upon powering it on, I got the blue screen with error 0xc000000e. I have created a bootable USB drive using windows media creation tool and when I tried to boot into the computer, I got stucked at language selection, my touchpad or keyboard wouldn't budge.

Please, I would appreciate any help on how I can get past this hurdle.

[VH2000]

Your description is confusing. If you install a SSD without any OS there is nothing to boot from. How did you wipe the HDD by Command Prompt?

What did you do? Step by step!

When you boot from an USB-Drive and you are at the language selection press

Shift + F10

In the command prompt type

diskpart

list disk

sel disk 0

list par

list vol

exit

make a photo by mobile phone and post the result.

[Opal3]

I'm sorry about the confusion. I did clone my HDD using Macrium reflect before wiping it. Here's how I cleaned it:

diskpart

list disk

sel disk 0

list disk

Clean

After cleaning it, I proceeded to disk management to allocate volume to it before shutting down the PC.

I hope I'm able to clarify your confusion. Thank you

[VH2000]

OK, you have a USB-Boot device and you know diskpart

So boot from the USB and at the language&country page press
Shift + F10
in the command prompt type:

diskpart
list disk
sel disk 0
list par
list vol
sel par 1 (if it is the Fat32 partition!)
format quick fs=fat32 label="System"
assign letter="B"
exit
bcdboot C:\Windows /l en-US /s B: /f UEFI (if your Windows vol is C)

exit
exit

[Opal3]

Thanks a lot for your response. There was a failure when attempting to copy boot files. See attached. Please what does this mean?

 

[VH2000]

Follow my instruction!

bcdboot C:\Windows /l en-US /s B: /f UEFI (if your Windows vol is C)

Your USB-Drive has the drive letter C!

go one step back and check the correct drive letter from the command
list vol

the \ (backslash) is also not there !!!!!

[Opal3]

I'm not able to go back now because the PC is no more booting from the USB, I can't get to the windows page anymore. Do I format the USB and download another OS?

[VH2000]

No, unplug the USB

Power off

power On

plugin USB

[Opal3]

I did this but it didn't work. I plugged in the USB on another working computer and realized it has been formated to an ordinary USB.

[VH2000]

So you did not select the correct disk!

start diskpart with

list disk

then select the disk on your laptop and not the USB disk

usually it is 0 and not 1

Prepare a new "Media Creation Tool" on the USB