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    Replace SSD in Bitlocked laptop

    Hi, I've got my daughter-in-law's old laptop that's Bitlocked and she forgotten the Bitlock Key and Recovery Key. She doesn't care about any data on the existing hard drive and just wants to replace it to get the laptop working again. I put in a new SSD in but am still asked for the Bitlocker...
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    Cannot boot my new M.2 SSD with a Flash Drive.

    Hello, a few months ago i changed from my pre build pc to a new one, only the cpu and the m.2 remained. (i didn't even reinstall windows) But the m.2 is generally slow and also has "only" a health of 27% left. So I thought you just buy a new one. Now after I swapped the SSDs I plug in my...
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    SSD and BIOS help

    So I built my pc about 2 years ago and it was my first pc. I’ve had problems here and there but I fixed them and it runs pretty great for a $600 pc. My issue is that when I first started the pc, I entered the BIOS to choose a boot location but it was giving me problems with choosing my ssd. So...
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