- Sep 8, 2014
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Hello!
So here's my situation, my HDD is failing, I get random "restart to repair driver errors" in the action center, freezes onto BSOD, errors found with chkdsk.
Apparently on my Asus laptop, the OS is installed in a 24gb SSD.
Here's my plan:
Download Windows ISO from Microsoft and make a bootable USB off that.
Replace HDD with SSD, boot into BIOS, set boot from USB, install Windows in the blank SSD, reboot into BIOS and set boot from the new SSD.
Will this work?
What about the old 28gb ssd?
I'm pretty skeptical about the preinstalled SSD since it's my first time doing something like this.
Should it go smoothly?
Will the 28gb SSD affect my laptop?
It keeps bugging me in the back of my head.
Is my process correct?
Thanks in advance guys.
So here's my situation, my HDD is failing, I get random "restart to repair driver errors" in the action center, freezes onto BSOD, errors found with chkdsk.
Apparently on my Asus laptop, the OS is installed in a 24gb SSD.
Here's my plan:
Download Windows ISO from Microsoft and make a bootable USB off that.
Replace HDD with SSD, boot into BIOS, set boot from USB, install Windows in the blank SSD, reboot into BIOS and set boot from the new SSD.
Will this work?
What about the old 28gb ssd?
I'm pretty skeptical about the preinstalled SSD since it's my first time doing something like this.
Should it go smoothly?
Will the 28gb SSD affect my laptop?
It keeps bugging me in the back of my head.
Is my process correct?
Thanks in advance guys.
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