Is it the i3 based one?
Is it the i3 based one?
Yes
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@Mika
If i plug his ssd into my desktop and download windows through there would that work?
Blaine said:
@Mika
If i plug his ssd into my desktop and download windows through there would that work?
Just make a bootable USB
Blaine said:
@Mika
If i plug his ssd into my desktop and download windows through there would that work?
Just make a bootable USB
Ooh yeahh right thanks for the idea
Ill have to clear out his nvme ssd first i guess
@Blaine
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Hereās what I understood from what Iāve read:
The stick of RAM was faulty and caused some system errors.
The graphical glitch is caused by the faulty RAM/ driver because the iGPU uses the RAM as VRAM.
Now the system is corrupted because of the error generated on installation.
A solution: cancel everything, donāt use the new RAM (return it because itās faulty) and create a new USB with windows media installer to reinstall windows.
ON INSTALLATION format the drive of the laptop, nothing needs to remain.
@Joey
Should i clear out the nvme ssd that is already inside with my pc? Otherwise it might try downloading from it again right
Blaine said:
@Joey
Should i clear out the nvme ssd that is already inside with my pc? Otherwise it might try downloading from it again right
Yes, everything
Blaine said:
@Joey
Should i clear out the nvme ssd that is already inside with my pc? Otherwise it might try downloading from it again right
Yes, everything
Alright on it
Blaine said:
@Joey
Should i clear out the nvme ssd that is already inside with my pc? Otherwise it might try downloading from it again right
Yes, everything
Ugh in a bit of a rough spot basically my desktop motherboards second nvme ssd slot does not want to read the nvme ssd. Should i just proceed without deleting the data on the drive?
@Blaine
You can format the drive with the USB for installing windows, when youāre choosing on which partition/drive to install windows
No need to attach the SSD on another computer.
Joey said:
@Blaine
You can format the drive with the USB for installing windows, when youāre choosing on which partition/drive to install windows
No need to attach the SSD on another computer.
Alright i wiped it on the pc now im installing the windows 10 to the usb
The issue is windows /j
Look up the error code and see if thereās any possible fix
If not just wait and hope it fixes itself eventually
Did the screen suffer any physical damage? BSOD aside, looks like a damaged screen.
Nope just replaced it a few days ago its only that screen where it shows that
Try to restore bios settings to default. It can help if itās problem with settings
try windows repair and OS reinstall with a usb. Worked for me.
Incompatible ram and I bet the bios is locked so only solution since itās dell shut it off wait 5 mins and press the power button three times then see if it boots without issue. But the other issue is dell needs ecc laptop memory because they error correct on boot so you need to disable ecc mode somehow if itās possible . Also could be that you didnāt actually shut down your PC and it was in hibernation so maybe you should also remove the battery whilst doing what I suggested .
Windows 24h2 also has been bad for some systems so try to get an older iso if it continues to give you issues . Just update within the is and when they fixed your specific model they will upgrade you to the 24h2.