AlphaJ
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Hello All,
My system is a customer build running Windows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit. I recently picked up a new SSD since my older HDD was near full of memory. I installed the SSD and things were fie for the first few hours, I was able to relocate my Dropbox local file drive to the new drive, which cleared up a lot of memory on my HDD. Then after that my system started running slow (launching programs slowed and some would crash, like my web browser or C Cleaner). So I managed to uninstall dropbox, as it was trying to sync almost 1 TB of data back to my HDD, which is should have stayed mapped to my new SDD).
In any case, the core issue is that to be safe, I removed my SSD and then attempted to boot my PC in safe mode. I used the msconfig command under boot checked the restart in safe mode box to manually force a safemode boot. Now my PC turns on (my fans come on and my disk drives light up, however my system does not boot.
Any ideas on a work around? Thank you.
My system is a customer build running Windows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit. I recently picked up a new SSD since my older HDD was near full of memory. I installed the SSD and things were fie for the first few hours, I was able to relocate my Dropbox local file drive to the new drive, which cleared up a lot of memory on my HDD. Then after that my system started running slow (launching programs slowed and some would crash, like my web browser or C Cleaner). So I managed to uninstall dropbox, as it was trying to sync almost 1 TB of data back to my HDD, which is should have stayed mapped to my new SDD).
In any case, the core issue is that to be safe, I removed my SSD and then attempted to boot my PC in safe mode. I used the msconfig command under boot checked the restart in safe mode box to manually force a safemode boot. Now my PC turns on (my fans come on and my disk drives light up, however my system does not boot.
Any ideas on a work around? Thank you.
