Hi everyone.
I'm currently going to add a new HDD to my actual PC, the problem is that the "New" HDD has windows 7 Installed, and some drivers, like the ATI graphics card drivers (Not a very good one) the Wi-Fi adapter drivers and some more (I really don't know which ones).
So when I plug the HDD into the new PC (Intel i7, GTX 650 Ti Boost, Wi-Fi adapter), I obviously check to run that "new" HDD first, but when initalizing it stucks at the Windows logo, not like if it's loading something, it freezes without even completing the W logo, then it shows a repair mode and at the end it says than because a new hardware was installed Windows couldn't start.
So I thought it could be the graphics card that make Windows stuck at loading, due to the brand switch, or it could be another thing. That's what I need to know and if it is, how to change the drivers to make that HDD work in the new PC.
The HDD works fine in the old PC, it loads Windows perfectly.
Thank you beforehand.
I'm currently going to add a new HDD to my actual PC, the problem is that the "New" HDD has windows 7 Installed, and some drivers, like the ATI graphics card drivers (Not a very good one) the Wi-Fi adapter drivers and some more (I really don't know which ones).
So when I plug the HDD into the new PC (Intel i7, GTX 650 Ti Boost, Wi-Fi adapter), I obviously check to run that "new" HDD first, but when initalizing it stucks at the Windows logo, not like if it's loading something, it freezes without even completing the W logo, then it shows a repair mode and at the end it says than because a new hardware was installed Windows couldn't start.
So I thought it could be the graphics card that make Windows stuck at loading, due to the brand switch, or it could be another thing. That's what I need to know and if it is, how to change the drivers to make that HDD work in the new PC.
The HDD works fine in the old PC, it loads Windows perfectly.
Thank you beforehand.
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