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  > I added an SSD HDD to my system via a sata connection and I see the drive listed in the BIOS, but it does not appear in the "My computer" window I can't format it to use it.
   
   
   
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• Satellite L300 - 20 d - after updating the BIOS, that it does not start now

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  The wireless network card is enabled with the hardware switch on the computer laptop and FN + F8? Check this box!

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  Hello

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