I have been so tempted to do that.....
I have been so tempted to do that.....
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If you have Windows 10 working on another computer, you might want to clone the installtion onto the new build. My experience with customer PC's is that as long as the old installation is not corrupted, it boots on the new hardware, but requires a fresh product key if you're not using a Microsoft account. I use Macrium Reflect, which has always worked for me.
If you have Windows 10 working on another computer, you might want to clone the installtion onto the new build. My experience with customer PC's is that as long as the old installation is not corrupted, it boots on the new hardware, but requires a fresh product key if you're not using a Microsoft account. I use Macrium Reflect, which has always worked for me.
It all started up nicely. But wouldn't actually boot into windows. Eventually got this nice little error
log file c /windows/system32/logfiles/srt/srttrail.txt
Which lead me down a rabbit hole of fixes. Not all of them seemingly nessecary.
After following a few different reccomended fixes. I get nothing but an infinite loading loop.
About to nuke the drive now and load a new OS.
I didnt think it would come to this.
Edit: also excuse the spaghetti. I haven't bothered putting it all together until I get this software fixed.
It all started up nicely. But wouldn't actually boot into windows. Eventually got this nice little error
log file c /windows/system32/logfiles/srt/srttrail.txt
Which lead me down a rabbit hole of fixes. Not all of them seemingly nessecary.
After following a few different reccomended fixes. I get nothing but an infinite loading loop.
About to nuke the drive now and load a new OS.
I didnt think it would come to this.
Edit: also excuse the spaghetti. I haven't bothered putting it all together until I get this software fixed.
Try punching it