I have a clue now...
I created a Windows 8.1 installation DVD... booted from it, peeking
in the installation process. And while the SSD was found
it had a warning sign below. -> Windows wouldn't be installable to this
drive as it had an MBR partition instead of an GPT partition which would be
mandatory for an UEFI system.
Technically this makes all sense now... though I don't know why it all
worked before and why the SSD was setup that way.
(I remember installing Win 8.0 twice to that SSD... once in legacy mode and
afterwards in UEFI mode when I found out that legacy mode pretty much sucks)
Guess I will create a backup of the SSD and reinstall Windows then... :-/
I created a Windows 8.1 installation DVD... booted from it, peeking
in the installation process. And while the SSD was found
it had a warning sign below. -> Windows wouldn't be installable to this
drive as it had an MBR partition instead of an GPT partition which would be
mandatory for an UEFI system.
Technically this makes all sense now... though I don't know why it all
worked before and why the SSD was setup that way.
(I remember installing Win 8.0 twice to that SSD... once in legacy mode and
afterwards in UEFI mode when I found out that legacy mode pretty much sucks)
Guess I will create a backup of the SSD and reinstall Windows then... :-/
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 8