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There might be a better way, but you can just install Windows 7 on the ssd and then go through the HDD and delete everything you don't need including the windows Vista files. The only problem is it might take a while.

Run crystal disk mark, see if the results are different.

Yea, same as blu4 was saying, Intel just put a fancy name on a processor to hide the fact that they are low powered junk.

Yea i saw the fake reviews, but if they are using PayPal as a payment option and scamming people they won't be making much money, PayPal sides with the buyer 99% of the time.

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That piece is just a Sata to Pata converter, you shouldn't have any problem using it with any HDD or ssd.

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Sounds like something is interfering with the speakers, kind of like when you put a cell phone near them. Try to move the speakers around and see what happens.

This happened to me, all I needed to do was uninstall punk buster and reinstall it.

Do you have sticky keys enabled?

I'm going to assume you have windows 8, that error code could have something to do with your driver's, go into device manager and make sure all drivers are up to date. Also check to see if there are any unknown devices. If there is you're gonna have to figure out what it is and download a driver for it. But quite honestly bsods are a pain in the ass to deal with and you're gonna have to do some detective work to figure out what's wrong. good luck

My grandmother thought her monitor was her computer. I had to explain to her what that black box sitting on the floor was.

I can't speak for crucial but Samsung's migration software actually works really well and any idiot can use it due to its simplicity. All you need is a USB to Sata adapter which might come with it though I'm not sure

Easus is also a good program, I've used it a few times without any issues.

Unless you got access to a super computer no program is going to crack that encryption. You're probably gonna have to reinstall professional, or connect the drive to a computer that has professional. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/bitlocker-problem-in-w-7-home-premium/428d5aad-3387-4e0f-93fb-b55c83f97664