REPLACE ORIGINAL HDD 3,5" BY SSD SATA 2,5"

[waghela]

ASUSPRO D320SF-K (With 320SF-K MAIN BD)
Processor: lntel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G4560@ 3.50 GHz
Graphics card: lntel(R) HD Graphics 610
Wireless card: Realtek 8821AE Wireless LAN 802.11 ac PCl-E NIC
Storage: 931 GB, TOSHIBA DT01ACA100
Memory: Total 4 GB

I've installed a SATA 2.5" Disk SSD in place of the original 3.5" HDD, disconnecting the SATA and Power cables from it and connecting it to the new SSD I installed.
When I turn on the computer opens the BIOS window instead of the OS startup installed on the SSD or Windows installation USB stick placed on the COMPUTER's USB port.
When I try to set up computer BOOT the choice options are inactive, as you can see in this images:







The BIOS BOOT configuration with the original 3.5" HDD disk and a WINDOS installation USB stick is as follows:



How should I proceed to solve this problem and replace the original 3.5" HDD disk with the SSD SATA 2.5"?

 

[waghela]

The problem is solved. I switched the port where the SATA data cable was connected and set UEFI to boot into “User Mode Acess BIOS”. In fact, I don't know which of the two changes was the cause of the upgrade's success. But the point is, the problem is solved. And I'm happy for that.