SSD issue saving data.

[nOOky]

I have a Kingston HyperX SSD that has Windows 7 on it. I cannot boot to it, it is missing the boot loader.
I also have a Samsung 850 Pro with Win 10 on it in the same PC.

When I try to boot to Win 10 so I can see the Kingston drive to at least grab some of the files from it, it goes into a continuous restart loop "fixing" my computer. It won't boot to the Kingston at all as mentioned. Putting the Win 7 disk in to try and repair or reinstall gives me a cache memory error that I can't seem to fix.

Basically I have an SSD that I can't access. Would using a USB external enclosure allow me to plug it in while in Win 10 and see if the drive shows up?

 

[Ketchup]

If you have them both on the same PC, can the PC see the data on the Kingston if you boot off the Samsung?

You can use the Windows install DVD to fix the boot loader:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/32523/how-to-manually-repair-windows-7-boot-loader-problems/

 

[VirtualLarry]

Time for an external portable HDD, and a Linux (I use Mint - www.linuxmint.com ) "live" bootable DVD or USB.

 

[Billb2]

EasyBCD will fix that.

 

[Mac29]

Yes, I believe so. I'm unaware of any SSD feature that would prevent seeing the drive.