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jmanatVT

Joined: 01/17/2008 Posts: 6583
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You'll almost always run into an issue with drivers or otherwise


doing that. The easiest thing is to just install the OS over again. There are programs out there that claim to be able to help out, but I'm not sure I'd mess with that unless you have a really good reason to avoid a fresh install.

If you have an HDD in there now, I'd upgrade to even a cheap SSD while you are at it.

(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)

Posted: 08/03/2020 at 10:16AM



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