Recent content by STUD858

There are YouTube videos showing how to reconnect lvds cable on motherboard connector side and lcd side. It's a pull apart laptop job. But don't be scared. It's not hard. Usually frame around lcd snaps apart removing hidden screws by peeling rubber stickers away or using guitar pick to pry...

Good that it stays on in bios. Suggests motherboard is not at fault. Refresh windows with different version and drivers to what you had. Either update or downgrade drives.good luck

I've had that. Was not accepting the handshake with the hdd I was swapping in. The hard drive worked in a different laptop. Weird fault. I found another hard drive that worked. Try a few more hard drives. Or its another device that's causing handshake freeze. Remove all peripherals. Or a section...

Sure for reliability I'd always install fresh windows but just for testing it's an option with only the fear of ruining software. Doing the preexisting windows for testing thing isn't going to blow anything up. As an aside I'm happy today because one of the laptops that wouldn't accept the hik...

BTW. I have tried a different brand ssd and it works fine. And secondly. I've never found a problem with booting an ssd with pre existing windows. Although as you say. It won't work properly without software drivers rearranged and it's not an ideal way but it has always at least booted to a...

It is recognised in bios. Standard nothing fancy 2.5 ssd. It's no where near the point of windows. Right after the logo "Toshiba" the computer freezes up like it tries to handshake with the drive but then hangs the computer. So it can't and won't attempt to look for other devices like USB or...

I have purchased a hik vision ssd 240gb that works flawlessly in a Toshiba L850. But it won't allow booting past the logo screen by itself or other boot devices in a Toshiba L750 or an Asus ux32vd. I'm aware of the bios legacy ahci ide compatibility settings. It seems to me the voltage...