Disconnect all drves Turn on and F2 into bios Set Sata operation to AHCI Reboot with the windows drive installed. If it boots then clone the smaller to larger drive OFFLINE  and swap them. [URL] Done.
I have a T3500 Xeon workstation with a 250gb Samsung SSD. I’m running out of space and SSDs are crazy cheap compared to what I paid for the 250gb so I bought a 1TB SSD and installed in a spare SATA bay.When I turned the machine on, it powered up and got into windows but the SSD was not to be found, so I thought it probably needed to be enabled in the BIOS. No matter what key I pressed, I couldn’t get into the Bios. I tried F3, F12, F8, del, tab and every other function key for hours and still I couldn’t get in. So, I figured that the only other course of action was to reset the bios and then access it with F2. I did this but still I couldn’t access the bios but now I couldn’t get the board to find the SSD because I forgot that the T3500 defaults to a RAID array as a standard default and I can’t get to the bloody bios to change it. Grrrrrrr.. Can anyone please help - I’m all out of ideas and I have to get the PC working again ASAP!
T3500 nightmare..