YAY !!!!

It's caused I sent good vibs.

R U going to install linux or windows

Oh I feel like I'm a billion pounds lighter right now. :Phew:

@sub68 Windows

ok is it going to be deactivated or activated

Deactivated sadly

ok that's fun I have some ways of getting a couple of windows keys 

Or keep old legit Win 7 keys!

@wkdpaul I have three OEM keys

two of them laptops

one is a desktop from a church (given to me to salvage but they told me to keep the parts)

@sub68 NOICE !  You can't waste much time in trying to register Win 10 with one of those (you just make sure it's compatible with the version you have, like a Win 7 Pro 32bit key won't work for a Win 10 Pro 64bit or a Win 10 Home 32bit  )

@TofuHaroto You don't have a Win 7 key laying around?

@WikiForce not sure. It was displaying vga but then it just booted magically lol. 

@wkdpaul I made a boot drive it's just not dedicating it. Mork work to come..

I'm

Just 

Super

Happy right now..

@wkdpaul I have a windows 7 pro 64bit code

a xp code idk what bit it is but probaly 32bit since the drive is 30gb

and a windows 7 home 64 bit

FYI, the Win 7 key to activate Win 10 is still working, I did that 2 days ago on a client's PC (they needed a workstation and had an old 3rd Gen i3 laying around that I used for that).

Ok quick question. 

Wanted to boot off of the flash drive. But when I do. It says the GPU pcie connectors aren't plugged in. 

But it displays an image in the uefi and everything. Solution?

Oh, interesting. When the flash drive isn't plugged, do you have the same message?

If that message comes up, try reseating the GPU and the connector (on the GPU and PSU, maybe change the PSU connector location, I assume you have a modular PSU? )

Cx450 non modular. 

The SSD isn't detected at all looks like it. So I'll try a different SATA cable. 

Hopefully that'll do the job. 

@wkdpaul I put a i5 2400 in a lenovo prebuilt and had no problems not even a board bios up date

Tried a different cable. Still not dedicated. Could it be dead

uselly its not the cable try a different port

Tried that as well..

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

maybe its power to the drive

Tried a different SATA data and power. Nope..

I don't want to return it

have you tried and see if the psu is actually supping power to sata