I iraliex Reputable Jul 21, 2016 34 0 4,530 Jan 17, 2017 #1 I am going to upgrade my motherboard from a Gigabyte F2A55M-HD2 to 100% another Gigabyte motherboard that supports an i5 processor however I want to know what it will affect. Will I have to reinstall windows? Will all my files and data be lost? etc.
I am going to upgrade my motherboard from a Gigabyte F2A55M-HD2 to 100% another Gigabyte motherboard that supports an i5 processor however I want to know what it will affect. Will I have to reinstall windows? Will all my files and data be lost? etc.
Solution Rogue Leader Jan 17, 2017 You should backup your data and re-install windows. While plugging your hard drive in might work, its not likely and for best performance a fresh install is always recommended.
You should backup your data and re-install windows. While plugging your hard drive in might work, its not likely and for best performance a fresh install is always recommended.
Rogue Leader It's a trap! Moderator Dec 22, 2014 32,733 2,814 113,640 Jan 17, 2017 Solution #2 You should backup your data and re-install windows. While plugging your hard drive in might work, its not likely and for best performance a fresh install is always recommended. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You should backup your data and re-install windows. While plugging your hard drive in might work, its not likely and for best performance a fresh install is always recommended.
drtweak Illustrious Sep 17, 2012 6,342 75 38,640 Jan 17, 2017 #3 If you are on windows 10 you should be able to just toss it in (I went from a AM3 880 chipset, to i5 6500, to a new AM3+ 990 chipset without issues). But it is best if you reinstall windows. Upvote 0 Downvote
If you are on windows 10 you should be able to just toss it in (I went from a AM3 880 chipset, to i5 6500, to a new AM3+ 990 chipset without issues). But it is best if you reinstall windows.