I feel I have tried EVERYTHING on my own, and usually tech issues are no problem for me. I suspect maybe some sort of corruption has happened with windows system files, or the registry, OR it has something to do with my new drive being GPT and this old source drive being MBR. I've done all of the troubleshooting I could find on the web, googled every error message, messed with diskpart, with bootrec rebuildbcd, bootrec fixboot commands, etc. It is not a UEFI vs Legacy BIOS issue, as my old mobo was UEFI and AHCI as well, not IDE. I have tried taking an image of the drive / windows partition with Macrium and AOMEI backupper and it successfully takes the image, but when I try to restore to my new SSD (1TB NVME) I run into the same boot issues. dism, (component store cannot be repaired), sfc, chkdsk (chkdsk says the drive is 100% healthy, no bad sectors), etc. When I plug the drive into my new system, via SATA to USB or just directly SATA to motherboard, I can see the data on the drive, but I just can't get it to boot. I have SO many hours into this, googling issues, error codes, trying different software, boot disks, recovery USB's, repairs, etc. I thought getting the data from my old Intel 240gb SSD would be no problem, but it has proved to be the most challenging ever.
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I recently built a brand new PC because my old motherboard from 2012 took a dump. I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask, but I figured I'd give it a shot, as I have spent DAYS trying to get my drive to boot so I can properly take an image or do a "repair upgrade"
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