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About Abzilla
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Member
- Birthday Feb 13, 1869
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Location
Somewhere In The Cosmos
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Male
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Interests
PCs
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Biography
I am a human
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idk
System
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CPU
I7 4790
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Motherboard
H81M S2H
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RAM
16GB 1600MHz
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Asus Strix ROG 1080TI OC 11Gb
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H440 2015 Edition
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2 X 1TB HDD 1 120GB SSD
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PSU
850W
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1 27 inch Samsung curved
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Stock
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RAZER BlackWidow Chroma V2
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Razer Abyssus
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Razer Kraken
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Windows 10
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Audio cutting out on tv speaker (Sony system)
Abzilla replied to Abzilla's topic in Home Theater Equipment
to be honest with you, i dont care. -
Audio cutting out on tv speaker (Sony system)
Abzilla replied to Abzilla's topic in Home Theater Equipment
I'd seriously doubt it seeing as i'm using a £90 hdmi cable (bought at really good discount of £40) -
I’ll give that a go
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so what can i do to stop it?
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From what I know, I used my mum's old hdd for additional space which must've still had some old bits of software but thats just my guess
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Thank you! Wiped the SSD and will format now
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So what can be done from here?
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exactly lol
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Ok, let me explain the whole story which i wanted to avoid explaining the whole story due to it being so damn long and confusing to write. I got this 480gb ssd for my work pc (windows 8 ), so i cloned the hdd onto the ssd however the pc wouldn't boot with the ssd due to the BIOS not allowing myself to choose which drive to boot off. So i decided to put the ssd into my gaming rig which still had the clone with windows 8. So i basically made this make sense, the 480gb is the drive I want to wipe because it has windows 8 on it, I want to clone is the 120gb onto the 480gb however I wanted to wipe
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I see the "system disk no" on my it, I have typed "clean" however, this popped up: Virtual Disk Service error: Clean is not allowed on the disk containing the current boot, system, pagefile, crashdump or hibernation volume.
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Yup my ssd is not the booted drive, i have selected drive 0
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Yea, I can see "disk 0 111gb" which is definitely the one i want to wipe
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Yep I see it telling me the disks with the disk numbers