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No worries let me know how you go, best of luck

This is totally possible, use EASEUS partition master it has an option to clone the drive. after cloning the drive just ensure you use boot from device on your PC and it should work like a charm.

What Operating system are you using? If you are using windows 10 then more than likely it is because of your SSD, but this is not always the case. you could also try putting your Windows DVD in and trying a system diagnostic and repair and that could repair the corrupt boot order other than...

Hi, Try and load your Windows DVD and attempt a System Repair, let me know if that works, if not ill point you in the right direction for resetting the boot load order and partition configuration.

unfortunately, I think your best option is to get your keyboard replaced, if you post your model number I will be more than happy to find the product online you are looking for. in the meantime, you can use a USB keyboard or wireless keyboard and use that until you have replaced your keyboard.

Hi, It sounds like your drive is definitely failing and it is time to purchase a new drive. sorry for the bad news. Other than that you still might be able to send your drive to data recovery specialist to try and save your data but this can cost a lot of Money $$$$. All the best!

No worries cheers mate, when I get back on Friday night ill take a look and see what I can do and will report back here if I have any further issues

I see so your motherboard does not have an LCD for Error codes, when you purchase a case or in some instances a new Mobo they give you a MB speaker which is usually plugged in where the power/reset/HDD pins get placed on the motherboard. this would definitely shed some light on the issue if you...

Hi, Unfortunately, without further details on your Specs etc... it would is too hard to diagnose the issue and if it is only dropping minimally then there should be no need to worry, also keep in mind the more software you are running on your computer the more resources the system will use...

Hi, Usually, when an issue like this arises I would take a RAM Stick out at a time and try turning on the PC. Usually, this can be the culprit. Give that a go and let me know if that works if not it could be a more serious issue.

No Problem was happy to help!

Hi, This can be sometimes caused by the RAM sitting in the wrong slot? but can't tell you for sure....when building the PC did you keep yourself grounded? You didn't touch any of the components with static electricity? Also, do you have a code on the motherboard when this is happening or do...

Ok, well instead of running out and purchasing a new PSU I would recommend when this happens again to remove the PSU from your partners and plug it into yours and see if it boots up instantly. And unless your clock on your pc is resetting every single time you turn it on and off there is no...

Hi, There could be multiple reasons why this is happening, Could be lack of power to the mouse or numerous things. could you tell me what exactly you have plugged into your PC and all specs and software including operating system you are currently running? and just to make sure " Your Mouse...

I see another thing that could be causing the issue is the power supply itself. have you got another PSU around you can use try? as this was another issue I ran in to with the same problem in the past.