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Holger2103ByHolger2103

Hello, good morning!

Can anyone help me?

I previously had a 256GB SSD installed. Now the storage is full.

I installed a new Samsung SSD (1TB).

I've installed Windows 11 Pro. Now I want to transfer my data to it. After about two minutes, a blue screen appears. After restarting the notebook (Medion Akoya P7818 MD 99160), the hard drive is no longer recognized. What could be wrong? If I restart it myself, it boots up, but then freezes and nothing happens.

Have a nice weekend

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Wepster
Wepster
1 year ago
  • You have a notebook with 2 SSD in it?
  • Or did you remove the 256 and clean the 1 TB?
  • Then how did you put the 256 on?

The 1TB has Windows 11 on it and the 256 SSD is a record where Windows was on it before and your data? The data should go over to the 1TB. you didn’t connect BEIDE at the same time, did you?

Then you’ll get a BSOD that shows what? A code which code?

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