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‎03-01-2024 07:16 PM

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So i had an older Hp omen obelisk i7-8700, 84fd, gtx 1060. I gave it to my sibling for small gaming like sims and school work. But they wanted to upgrade the storage on it. The original storage was a 256gb toshiba ssd, we purchased a gen3 crucial 4tb ssd card but it isnt being read and keeps doing boot disk not detected or the disk has failed. Can anyone help please

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‎03-02-2024 08:12 AM

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It think there might be compatibility issues with the new snap SSD you installed. Check if it's properly connected and compatible with your HP Omen Obelisk i7-8700. You may need to update your BIOS or drivers.

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‎03-02-2024 11:03 AM

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Yes,  I updared the bios and its still not working. Does anyone know any compatible ssds for the pc.

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‎03-04-2024 04:35 PM - edited ‎03-04-2024 08:32 PM

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Hi @Oscarram28 

 

You could have a SSD compatibility issue per @max_well854 but did you image or clone the OS from the existing 256 GB system drive to the new Crucial drive?

 

You will see a boot disk error at start up if you have replaced the OS drive with a new, empty drive. I would check the Storage Menu in the BIOS to see if the 4 TB drive is detected.

 

You will have to clone/image the new drive or do a clean Windows install. Or do a HP Cloud Recovery if the Omen qualifies.

 

Regards

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