Don't know if that makes a difference, but I did it anyway. And I was told to make sure ur SSD is in SATA port 1 during install as well. Pretty stupid that windows makes this error during the installation even when u select the drive u want to boot from. I had to redo my windows install with only my SSD hooked up so windows put everything on my SSD.
So if that's the case, your system won't boot if u remove that HDD or if it goes out. Originally posted by N0REGARD4LIFE:I found that if u have a HDD hooked up when u install windows to ur SSD, windows will sometimes install your bootloader on your HDD with the rest of windows files on your SSD.
