![]() ![]() ![]() I boot up on the fresh clone of the Samsung 1TB SSD and it will not start. After shutdown I switch the cables and take the Adata SSD out of the system. After cloning the machine shuts down automatically. I then downloaded the Samsung Data Migration software and cloned the Adata SSD to the Samsung SSD. It did start up normally on the Adata SSD with the Samsung in there with it. What I did then was I disconnected the CD burner in this desktop and hooked the Samsung 870QVO 1TB SSD in there with a SATA cable instead of trying to do it with the USB docking station. I got all of the windows updates run so that this system was completely up to date. I did get Windows 10 loaded on an Adata SU800 256 GB SSD. I hate to see people have to waste the amount of time I have wasted on what is normally a very straightforward and easy project. I am posting all of this in case someone else runs into the same problem. Anybody else experienced this issue? Any suggestions? The problem seems to be this HP Pavilion desktop locking up with any SSD. I have also used that Crucial drive and cloned my home built desktop to that drive and it works on startup with no problem. I used the actual Samsung Data Migration cloning software on the Samsung drive and experienced the same lockup. I have also used the Crucial Acronis software on the Crucial drive and have used the Macrium Reflect on the Crucial drive with the same lock up issues. Normally I just image a HD to an SSD and that works fine. I also do some data recovery and have an imaging device. Both of the SSDs show the same lockup on startup after cloning. All of these drives are 1TB, including the original Seagate HD. I have tried a Cruical MX500 SSD as well as the Samsung 870QVO. I can hit the F10 key on startup and get into the BIOS on both of these regular hard drives. ![]() I have also cloned the original Seagate HD to a new Western Digital HD just to make sure it clones properly and that works. I get the page that says to hit the esc key to enter the startup menu but that is locked up.įirst of all, I do have the latest BIOS update installed. The problem I am having is that once the clone is finished and I hook up the new SSD to the system it locks up on the startup screen when I start the computer. I am a computer tech and am upgrading a Pavilion 570-p014 desktop from a Seagate HD to a Samsung SSD. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systems.Printer Wireless, Networking & Internet.DesignJet, Large Format Printers & Digital Press.Printing Errors or Lights & Stuck Print Jobs.Notebook Hardware and Upgrade Questions.See picture below which shows Samsung at the top but the hardware id's clearly show it to be a Sandisk drive of a much larger capacity. If i drill down further into the properties of the drive, it would seem that it is correctly recognised for what it is, but Windows has not updated the description in the top level of the device manager. I do appreciate that you've taken the time to post, but in this instance I seriously doubt installing anything from Samsung will make any difference. The ATA/ATAPI drivers are from Intel as it's an Intel chipset on my mainboard. I'm not installing any Samsung software to try and rectify this, the drivers for the SSD's are part of the OS and are provided by Microsoft. Scanning for new hardware within device manaher doesn't make any difference either. It should pick up the device and populate the fields with the info found, the old values should not persist. Thanks for your suggestions, but this is not how device manager has worked in any version of Windows ever. ![]()
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