SSD has a virus?
Hello. I currently have a 4 TB SSD in my PC. I created the hard drive with Rufus. The problem is, I think the hard drive got a virus right away. I'm seeing a screen on the Windows 11 program—a black screen that also appears when booting, where you can type something. Is it a virus? I've also noticed that the PC has been very slow since today, slower than before I reset the hard drive and reinstalled Windows. Can someone please help me?
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I can’t.
A hard drive is mounted in factories “created”.
You can’t do that – and Rufus doesn’t.
How did you find that?
Aha – You don’t have it GAR – You just put it in the blue.
…and what do you mean with “Windows 11 program”? 🤷 ♂️
A hard drive (HDD) can’t be reset – and you just talked about a SSD.
Yes, take the device and find a professional PC technician on site.
You call things wrong with 100% security – which leads to too many noses beginning to guess what you might actually think.
So, if you are a danger seeker, then you can try out all the suggestions – could be right – but could not and make your situation worse.
It’s your choice.
I created the file system from Windows 11 to Rufus
That’s nonsense. 🤷
You could already be in a computer business.
If you mean a window, with white text, on black background, this is the prompt console, or new Powershell.
They like to appear when a program, driver, starts via a batch file or generally via the console.
That’s not a reason for a virus. Normally, Windows Security Center should be alarming if something is discovered. Alternatively, you can start a manual search.
When the system has been reassembled, you can assume that the PC now pulls and installs like crazy app updates. As well as Microsoft updates sucks, and installed.
If there are still drivers, this can also press the brake. The Microsoft Windows Standard drivers are not ideal.
If the USB stick is still on, the callus has overwritten, pull it off and restart the computer.
This is, as written, only guessed, but I type that booted from a USB stick you just overwritten with Rufus. Rufus does not offer disks/SSDs in the selection of the target.
A virus does everything possible but does not make a black screen.
I don’t understand why you used RUFUS because Windows has enough own boarding tools to partition and format a NEW hard drive.
My PC has no TPM 2.0 and that’s why I used Rufus. There’s such a command screen. You want a picture? Such a task task is on my PC screen
New hard drive also means that you need to reinstall Windows if you have not installed the disk as an additional disk.
If it’s lame at speed, it’s up to bad drivers, see if you have yellow exclamation marks in the escort manager somewhere.
If you can install the missing Treiiber with WINDOWS update, you will be shown under optional drivers.
I used Rufus because my PC does not support TPM 2.0 and I cannot use the Windows installation program. That’s why I take an ISO file from Windows 11 that I got from Microsoft and load it directly to the hard drive with Windows to go. Such a system 32 is always displayed to me. Not if I start the PC, that’s normal. But if I have raised the PC and entered my PIN, at the start menu.
In the new episode of “the school fails and I have no idea”
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