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Emi-Chan

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  1. UPDATE: Hey. I got it to work. After microsoft support told me that apperently the EVO series does not support the Windows OS, i decided to try and deactivate my onboard Graphics. And voila. Getting through the Setup like butter. Everything seems to work now.
  2. Well, even after unplugging my 3 TB drive, i get the same results. I'm getting really frustrated at this.
  3. Well, it was indeed holding my OS before. But i wiped everything clean as just a measure of.. cleaning up. (Formatted and cleaned in Windows Setup as well as diskpart). Should i still try without it?
  4. Hi. First off, a big sorry if this is the wrong forum for this kind of post, but i am just running out of options. I recently got ahold of a Samsung Evo 960 M.2 SSD 512GB. After using it a bit just as a game drive (dont hate me please) i decided to finally use it as my system drive. I backuped all important stuff as i planned to wipe all my drives anyways, as a clean up measure. I created a Bootable Win 10 Stick with the Media Creation Tool provided by Microsoft. I can enter the Setup perfectly fine and all my peripherals light up (default effects/onboard stored effects). I am able to continue through the settings just fine. I am trying to install Windows 10 Pro without a license Key, as my Microsoft account has the license linked to it, so i'm gonna set that up once i can boot properly. Now the issue is that after preparing and (apperently) installing all the needed files, the setup asks me to restart to complete the setup. First of, i'm rather sceptical, as the "moving windows files" and the "installing features" part of the setup are over really quickly. Nevertheless, as soon as either i chose to click "reboot now" or the timer runs out, the window goes away and leaves me with a frozen, purple screen with a cursor, completely unresponsive. At this point also my preipherals stop being lit up. I've tried using a different USB Stick, a different slot, using USB 2.0 instead of 3.0. I removed my third drive, which was basically just some left over drive from ancient times, same result. My setup: Intel Core i7-7700K (not overclocking though) AsRock Fatality Z270 Gaming K4 Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 RAM Toshiba 3 TB HDD 7200RPM Samsung Evo 960 M.2 SSD 512GB Once again, sorry if this is the wrong subforum/forum at all, if this is right here, thanks in advance for the help.
  5. Hi. I just recently ordered a new Geforce GTX 1060 with 6GB of VRAM as an Upgrade for my old Geforce GTX 960 with 2GB of VRAM, an Upgrade that was really needed. Now the card is supposed to arrive today, so i was thinking about what to do with my old card. I checked the Nvidia compatibility list for SLI and had to see that the 1060 isn't supporting SLI. So i was kinda wondering if there way any other way to make use of the second (old) GPU at all or if i am best of just taking it out. Thanks in advance c: In case it matters, here's my current rig: ASRock Z270 Gaming K4 2x 8GB Corsair DDR4 Ram Intel Core i7-7700K (Not OC)
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