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They are connected via USB. In the Boot order, USB was not selected as an option for it to boot from. But under system config, USB config, the "Enable Boot Support" was checked - I unchecked that, and now it works!

@Vrai - Fantastic advice! Thank you so much!

Thanks for the great answers everyone! Now I have a noob question about kernals vs os updates. I am running Mint 19.2 Cinn. I see there is an update for Mint 19.3 Cinn available. I also see that I have kernal 4.15.0-72-generic, but like dos2unix said, there is kernal update 5.5 available. It...

I received such helpful advice the other day, I am back with another question! I have multiple external hdd's mounted to my system. They work just fine when the system is on. When I restart the machine though, it gets stuck on the opening Dell screen. If I unplug the hdd's and restart, it boots...

Thanks for the quick replies! I will try out gparted and see what it comes up with. Since I am able to access everything on the windows machine, I am making sure backups are up to date before I try anything. It looks like I am using an older kernal - 4.15.0-72. I am new to linux and have never...

Running Linux Mint 19.2 Cinnamon. I have an external hard drive (exfat) mounted on my linux machine. I needed something off moved to my windows machine, so I pulled it and plugged it into my windows machine. Windows machine recognized it, and I can access all files. Unplugged it from the...