gariter
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your right one of the problems is my 1 gb HDD just wont show up in my computer it shows up in the devices but no matter how i try to mount it, it won't stay after i restart
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i've tried this tried downloading everything but i can't seem to install some on them so i still have some stuff missing i really just need like a .EXE file that installs everything
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hi i recently brought an Asus N750JV laptop from a third party seller Processor: Intel Core i7-4700HQ quad core Ram: 16Gb DDR3 ram Storage: 256Gb SSD drive 1Tb 5400 rpm SATA hd Graphics card: nVidia GeForce GT 750M 4Gb Screen 17.3 1920 x 1080 Optical drive DVD Writer Part number: N750JV-T4082D this came without OS so i installed win 7 on the SSD but unfortunately i don't have a driver disc i called up Asus but they won't/can't help i need help with drivers because i've installed the ones that i think i need but there are still functions on the laptop that don't work properly such as the keyboard doesn't lit up and i don't know the right drivers for them so if anyone has a disc that has all the drivers or knows anywhere online that i can install all the drivers at once that would help alot doesn't matter if the drivers are win 7 or win 8.1 because i could just install win 8 and start again
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but even if i boot from the USB/DVD won't i need to install it on the SSD which is the problem the SSD is having issues being read
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is there nothing i can do to just wipe the drive and re install windows 7?
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i have a Samsung 840 pro 500Gb i recently tried to install World of Tanks on it, but during the installation the computer just froze then i get a blue screen and the computer just turned of i can't get back in, if i go to boot menu at the start the SSD is listed but after i selected it there is a flashing "_" in the top left hand corner then its just says please insert a boot drive i've connect the SSD up to my old computer with a USB and take a really long time to read it and even when it does i can't get into the folders when i use minittool the SSD comes up as Bad Disk and i can't do anything to it i tried to format it but just won't work what should i do there is no info on the disk that is important i5 3570k asus p8z77-v pro
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hi everyone i have a new computer i5 3570k h60 water cooling asus p8-z77-v pro hd 7870 i want to get the CPU overclocked to maybe 4.0 or 4.2 and i live in London, Victoria so does anyone know someone or company in London (preferably near Victoria) that's good at overclocking, i want a reliable service i don't want to take it home and realize all they did was up the clock speed ( and didn't test it out) and now my computer just keeps overheating any help or recommendation would be great
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someone advised samsung magician have you used this before and how exactly does it work?
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so will this completely move everything and will it still all work perfectly as if nothings changed?
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i recently built a new PC so i need drive to boot from now i have a 500 GB Samsung 840 pro this is the drive i want to use to boot my new PC i also have a 129 GB Samsung 840 evo New unused my 500 GB SSD has my previous computers OS on it and i don't want to lose any of it so is there a way that i can transfer all the data/OS from my 500 GB to my 120 GB and not lose any data and most importantly still have the OS work fine in my old computer there is only 92 GB of used memory on the 500 GB SSD so it should fit in the 120 GB SSD Any help would be appreciated Thank You
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i recently built a new PC so i need drive to boot from now i have a 500 GB Samsung 840 pro this is the drive i want to use to boot my new PC i also have a 129 GB Samsung 840 evo New unused my 500 GB SSD has my previous computers OS on it and i don't want to lose any of it so is there a way that i can transfer all the data/OS from my 500 GB to my 120 GB and not lose any data and most importantly still have the OS work fine in my old computer there is only 92 GB of used memory on the 500 GB SSD so it should fit in the 120 GB SSD Any help would be appreciated Thank You