Karm0Zz

I'll look on it, thanks!

Yeah, I did that in the beggining but then I noticed that the SSD was almost full already, because I was basically bringing every file I had on the HDD, to the SSD.

Hello, I don't know wether I should be posting this here or in the Software thread, but I guess it makes more sense here. I've recently got a new SSD for my computer, since it was taking sometimes up to 5 minutes to boot and then another 5 to read everything on start-up. Problem is, once I booted, I soon realised that the process from moving to a HDD to a SSD wasn't that simple. I created a new user, tried to make it as close to the old one as possible, as I didn't know wether you could "import" users into the SSD without taking up all the ssd's space (for example having all my apps and prgrams on my desktop as I used to, without having to put them on the SSD). After this I tried to run Ableton Live (a music production program) and it wouldnt let me, and I figured it would be because of all the directory issues that could be happening. So, I have 2 questions: 1- Is there anyway of "importing" users to the SSD, assuring the fastest reading speed throughout Windows, but maintaining all my files on the HDD? 2- If not, how can I use apps that were once installed on the HDD (and I suppose they still are) without having to reinstall them on the SSD? I wondered if I could just create a shortcut on my desktop that would lead me into the installed program, but it shows me "can't run because mfc120u.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program could fix this problem" Thank you!

can you check if it is working already?

Loved your effort to make me aware you weren't being bossy. I knew you weren't but I appreciatted that. Yes, I wasn't aware of night theme, now I know. Thank you. Any thoughts on the subject though?

the thing is, you can read a bit of the original post, and not at all of the more recent one..

the thing is, you can read a bit of the original post, and not at all of the more recent one..

Yeah, I guess. I like this Dell but the 2.6kgs are annoying. What are your thoughts on Asus?

You can lower the resolution when its not needed though, right?

I feel like, with the evolution of technology, going 4k is just a step in the sake of staying in-touch with this evolution. With web design and digital art growing in general, I feel like staying in fullHD is like not buying a TV with colors and staying in black and white just to save a few bucks.

As I said, not meant to disrespect, no need for the sarcasm. I just never did any changes on a laptop EVER, and as anyone, changing a screen of a delicate machine like a laptop is a scary thing to do.

Photoshop, Illustrator, maybe some heavier programs in the future.. I'll need 3D Design software aswell next year... I'll probably game on it. I don't need a beast of a gaming pc though, for that I have a Desktop.

Not meant to disrespect but that sounds like a lot of hard work for someone thats not experienced with laptop costumization..

You can buy laptop screens seperatly??

And an Intel Xeon sometimes... so could I get something better than a regular laptop for under 1000€?