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    update : i found a way to enter bios and changed from IDE to AHCI to enter bios i need to spam ESC and it will show choices so i choose the one with F10 function ( which maybe means i should've use F10 in the first Place but for some reason it doesn't work i need to spam ESC then choose bios) in the bios i changed from IDE to AHCI. restarted. gives me blue screen saying about boot device not found ( sorry i easly for got stuff ) but before this i did some registry stuff about ACHI that i watched from Here then did the bios setup but it doesn';t work so i had to go back on IDE
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    thanks lot i will check this
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    this is normal tower or case size?. i bought this with 8gb of ram 120gb ssd and the cpu mobo and psu only. as my temporary pc. this is not formfactor too.
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    thanks and i hope turning on the AHCI mode will fix the problem of my SSD
  6. Khansol
    this mobo probably from HP prebuilt. but the specs i have right now are core i5 -2400 12gb ram 1 TB HDD 120GB SSD gtx 1050
  7. Khansol
    17A0 i think
  8. Khansol
    i see thanks also before doing this does all mobo have AHCI setting? like does all mobo allow to turn on or off ahci ?
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    So first of all I'm trying to turn on ACHI Mode on my Bios Since My Samsung SSD 840 evo 120gb is reaching 100% diskusage with 0 write and read speed. freeze my windows 10 but my mouse can still move around. then it will return to normal after a minute or so. now back to my motherboard does anyone know foxconn motherboard 17A0 bios key to access it ? i turned of the fast startup i tried F1 F12 F10 F9 F11 i forgot which one of F10-11 that brings to me to like i don;'t know what it's called but it's just about bootmanagement i think. Does anyone know the key to open bios of this mobo ? also can i also find the AHCI settings there? thank you
  10. Khansol
    i'll try the facebook market
  11. Khansol
    i lived in philippines so no CCTV store nearby
  12. Khansol
    yes i will and thank you
  13. Khansol
    that won't do i don't have much money and i barely have extra only enough for daily expenses. i just bought new kb which is i saved up for it's Tecware phantom rgb 104 keys i bought it with discount. it's unfortunate that my HDD is DYING
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    633GB of important data.
  15. Khansol
    i see that scks i have 1tb worth of data there
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    CrystalDiskInfo 05 – Reallocated Sector(s) Count A number greater than 0 in the 05 – Reallocated Sectors Count line will set off CrystalDiskInfo’s warning system and throw a caution. Reallocated Sectors count is the total number of sectors on your hard drive that have been reallocated to spare sectors (this is a spare area on your disk that’s there in the case a sector on the main part of the disk is bad). Essentially, your hard drive has encountered an error reading, writing or verifying data on one of the sectors on the disk and has reallocated the data from that sector to a spare sector (spare space) on the disk. Reallocated sectors are a warning sign that your disk may be dying if the number is very high or if it increases rapidly. If you have 1, 2 or even 20 reallocated sectors on your drive it may not be a cause for panic, as many hard drives can last for years with only a few bad sectors being reallocated. But you have to watch this number very closely, because if it increases over time it’s likely that the disk is dying. Reallocated sectors tend to jump quite drastically from 1 to 20 to 200 to thousands if a disk is bad. Be sure to check you drive after each reboot or when you add more data to it to see if this count has changed. This is a critical error for hard drives and if your data is important it’s suggested that you replace your hard drive immediately. i have 24
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