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[Andy3900x]

Hi I have builded a pc a couple weeks ago and used the ssd from my old pc it all works but I Hurd useing a ssd from a different build can cause problems The old pc had a i5 but my new one is a ryzen 9 

[minibois]

1 minute ago, Andy3900x said:

Hi I have builded a pc a couple weeks ago and used the ssd from my old pc it all works but I Hurd useing a ssd from a different build can cause problems The old pc had a i5 but my new one is a ryzen 9 

It's always to install Windows when transferring a drive to a new system.

Usually transferring an SSD with Windows installed to a new system will work, but it might also cause weird issues. To just avoid these - unpredictable - weird issues, it's just best to reinstall Windows.

 

But you could try out your luck by just plugging in the drive and attempting to use it.

[AMD A10-9600P]

2 minutes ago, Andy3900x said:

Hi I have builded a pc a couple weeks ago and used the ssd from my old pc it all works but I Hurd useing a ssd from a different build can cause problems The old pc had a i5 but my new one is a ryzen 9 

You should be fine but if you're really concerned then it won't hurt to wipe the SSD and do a clean install of your OS.

[Andy3900x]

Ok thanks guys 

[Andy3900x]

23 minutes ago, minibois said:

It's always to install Windows when transferring a drive to a new system.

Usually transferring an SSD with Windows installed to a new system will work, but it might also cause weird issues. To just avoid these - unpredictable - weird issues, it's just best to reinstall Windows.

 

But you could try out your luck by just plugging in the drive and attempting to use it.

Like I been running that ssd for several weeks but a YouTube vid guy sayed it can be bad to do that 

[Letgomyleghoe]

It’s a driver issue more than anything, delete your display drivers with ddu, re install the new ones and you’re good.

[Donut417]

7 hours ago, Andy3900x said:

Hi I have builded a pc a couple weeks ago and used the ssd from my old pc it all works but I Hurd useing a ssd from a different build can cause problems The old pc had a i5 but my new one is a ryzen 9 

Generally its an issue because of drivers. Generally you would reinstall Windows with a major hardware change like that. The other side of this is Windows might Un-activate due to the hardware change, as a motherboard change is considered a new computer in Microsofts eyes.