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Installation of SSD. System: Dell OptiPlex 3060 High Tower Upgrade Goal: Replace full 128 GB system drive with new 2 TB SSD as boot drive New Drive: Fanxiang S101 SATA SSD (2 TB), connected via existing spare SATA data and power cables Cloning Tool Used: OS successfully cloned to new SSD (confirmed in Windows Disk Management) Problem: New SSD is not appearing in BIOS boot options Cannot set it as the primary boot drive BIOS is set to UEFI mode, but SSD is not listed under SATA devices Windows shows the SSD as healthy and formatted with NTFS Bootloader may not have transferred correctly during cloning Windows Defender may have blocked critical cloning actions (multiple folder/memory access blocks logged) Attempts Made: Verified SSD health and partition structure in Windows Tried adding boot entry manually in BIOS (no EFI partition detected) Attempted to create Windows installer USB for bootloader repair, but ran into space and routing issues Prepared to use Rufus to build bootable USB and run bootrec commands Have not tried to connect with new cables 🔧 What Needs to Be Done Confirm SSD is physically detected in BIOS (System Info → SATA ports) Rebuild EFI bootloader on SSD using Windows installer USB or recovery tools Ensure SSD has proper GPT partitioning and EFI System Partition Set SSD as primary boot device in BIOS Note: l have only uses existing cables, l do have a data cable to use if necessary, l don't have a spare power cable (used existing). If you are unsure at all about what to do, please do not apply (payment on satisfactory completion)

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I was scammed and they attempted to access my bank account. They not successful but my bank strongly advised that I not use my desktop until it has been thoroughly scanned for viruses or any malicious software. But I need this service done onsite. I have no idea what this would cost so have provided a budget of $5 but I’m looking for realistic pricing.