Modify this hey to any random letter for example \DosDevices\C: to \DosDevices\O:\ģ. Go to this location HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices and look for \DosDevices\C:Ģ. * If your computer still shows black screen, you can reconnect the old hard drive and change the registry value.ġ. Pull out the old hard drive, restart the computer and it may work normally. After change that, you can shutdown the computer. If it’s another drive with system under and there is another drive with drive letter C, you need to right click the C drive, and select Change drive letter and path. Here you need to check the drive configuration.
Go to your desktop through the explorer, then, right click My Computer/ This PC -> Manage -> Storage -> Disk Management. Note: If this doesn’t change anything, hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc again, then File > Run explorer, this should open My Computer/This PC. If you still stuck on black screen, hit Ctrl + Shift + Esc Turn on your computer to see whether it can boot from the cloned hard drive. And connect your original hard drive to your computer as an external hard drive. Connect the new hard drive to the inside of your computer as the boot disk. When you meet the problem that black screen after cloning disk, you can try to follow the steps below: Any idea on how to get it up and running?” Black screen after cloning disk fixed The most frustrating thing is that I am unable to get into bios or troubleshoot through windows unless I unplug the SSD completely to force it to boot through the old drive, which boots and functions perfectly fine.
However, when I tried to boot it from the SSD, all there is a black screen with a cursor that is constantly loading. “Recently, I purchased an SSD and try to replace my old HDD with it. Cloned hard drive to SSD but black screen when booted
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