I was able to fix it using the command prompt on the Windows Repair Media. For anyone else having this issue, make sure your HDD or whatever you cloned your drive from is removed, then create a Windows Repair USB and boot too it. From there follow the steps in this video.  Also, make sure you check your drive letters. The video might say to go to "C:" but in my case the computer had my SSD listed as "E:". I had to change any instructions the video gave accordingly.  (For example, I had to do "E:/windows/system32" instead of "C:/windows/system32" as the instructions stated.) 
Hello. I recently purchased a 1TB  M.2 SSD and cloned my current 1TB HDD to it using AOEMI Backupper, following the guide here. My laptop displays the SSD as drive E, so I know it's installed properly. However, in disk management, I noticed it doesn't seem to have any sort of boot partition. [IMAGE] I went into my BIOS settings (this is the most recent version of the BIOS) and my SSD doesn't show up under "Boot Priorities." [IMAGE]  I selected "File Browser Add Boot Option" and got this: [IMAGE] I'm really at a loss on what to do here. I would really appreciate any help or advice. Thank you.
Unable to Boot From Cloned SSD (Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming 5577)