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Check if everything is complete or if driver installation is required again.

Check if everything is complete or if driver installation is required again.

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TorcikPL
Member
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04-02-2017, 10:29 AM
#1
My hard drive originally held the Spec: i3 8100 H310 from Asus. After upgrading, I faced performance issues when opening windows, so I installed Intel drivers and updated Windows. It now runs smoothly, though I remain cautious about potential data loss. The existing data should stay intact unless you accidentally overwrite it during cleanup.
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TorcikPL
04-02-2017, 10:29 AM #1

My hard drive originally held the Spec: i3 8100 H310 from Asus. After upgrading, I faced performance issues when opening windows, so I installed Intel drivers and updated Windows. It now runs smoothly, though I remain cautious about potential data loss. The existing data should stay intact unless you accidentally overwrite it during cleanup.

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McMichael615
Junior Member
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04-17-2017, 01:43 PM
#2
You could always purchase an SSD and move your operating system onto it, using it as the main boot drive to enhance startup speed and improve program performance. Additionally, https://www.diskgenius.com/ is a useful tool for transferring files and operating systems, allowing you to retain your HDD for data storage without compromising on faster launches.
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McMichael615
04-17-2017, 01:43 PM #2

You could always purchase an SSD and move your operating system onto it, using it as the main boot drive to enhance startup speed and improve program performance. Additionally, https://www.diskgenius.com/ is a useful tool for transferring files and operating systems, allowing you to retain your HDD for data storage without compromising on faster launches.

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UnicornNutella
Junior Member
28
04-21-2017, 09:33 AM
#3
Switching from one window installation to new hardware usually brings some difficulties. Sure, getting the right drivers helps, but old files remain on the drive and may lead to problems. It’s generally advised to reinstall Windows entirely when upgrading the hardware because of this. Although it might seem perfect, if you notice issues later, this is the approach I recommend.
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UnicornNutella
04-21-2017, 09:33 AM #3

Switching from one window installation to new hardware usually brings some difficulties. Sure, getting the right drivers helps, but old files remain on the drive and may lead to problems. It’s generally advised to reinstall Windows entirely when upgrading the hardware because of this. Although it might seem perfect, if you notice issues later, this is the approach I recommend.

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KingQbert
Member
59
04-22-2017, 11:34 AM
#4
You can try a "refresh this PC" to reset Windows. Also, the issue with your i5 9400 showing only 4C4T may be linked to an old system—refreshing the PC should help resolve it.
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KingQbert
04-22-2017, 11:34 AM #4

You can try a "refresh this PC" to reset Windows. Also, the issue with your i5 9400 showing only 4C4T may be linked to an old system—refreshing the PC should help resolve it.