Want 750-103D: secondary drive is wiped clean on factory reset

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  HP Support Assistant indicates my office has 2 BIOS update (SSID family ROM version A0.14Ap1 2B4B & SSID 8284 version F.04Ap1). My current BIOS is version a0.11 as of February 24, 2016.
  
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  Hi, how are you doing?

  The correct bios is:

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp76501-77000/sp76767.exe

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• It seems my time machine and external hard drive are wiped clean this morning I started my computer. Is there a way I can know for sure if anything is salvageable?

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• 750-103D want: I want to install a 3rd HARD drive but the system will not start

  Desktop motherboard has 5 heads SATA (of which 2 were used for the first DvD and HARD disk in the original Setup) and the box has 3 bays for HARD drive, but there is no additional power from the PSU cable.

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  Your question is not the power supply lack of insufficient power.  I have observed remains with HP computers with a power supply that would support three HDs off a 300 Watt SATA power cable voltage.

  Perhaps the third HD is formatted incorrectly or is defective.  The other possibility is that your SATA Y cable connection is defective.  You also need good 5V and 12V.  In addition, if you have made any hardware changes to your PC you have not indicated, then it is possible that you may need a bigger power supply.

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• Info for: mSATA SSD 80 GB and 750 GB hard drive (7200 RPM)

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• Laptop bought with windows vista installed, the hard drive was completely cleaned and windows 7 installed, I have to uninstall it and install a genuine windows xp pro - how do this please.

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• Just reinstalled Windows, permissions on the secondary drive are bent now

  My 320 GB hard drive that has Windows 7 installed on it crashed. I also had a secondary drive of 1.5 TB of storage. I bought a new 500 GB drive and installed Windows 7 fresh top. Now, I think all permissions on this secondary drive are confused because they were originally from the previous installation. At first, I was getting errors in the programs that I couldn't because I don't have permission to write files, so I said the drive to give me ownership of everything on it.

  That seemed to work for a while, but now - and it is perhaps even more boring - when I try to move or copy files, even if I am the owner, it keeps popping up that box (which NEVER happened on the previous installation, incidentally) tells me I need administrator permission to move the files. The first time I saw it, my account was created as an administrator, so I was like "What the heck?" but I hit the little 'yes' with a shield next to him and the files will move as I indicated.

  After spending a ton of time to search the Internet for more information on this subject, it looked like whenever someone asked something similar to this, they would immediately get said, before all else, that they shouldn't be on the admin account, so I thought it was probably a good idea anyway, and who knows maybe it will solve the problem so I did an admin account, logged in it and the value of my main account to a Standard user. Now, logged into my account as a Standard user, when I try to move the files in the same way, the same box appears, except that now I have to enter the password of the Admin account to move files, too!

  I really don't want this obscene level of security on a single user's computer, but I tell myself that all this has something to do with the previous installation of Windows and system files on the secondary drive.

  Long story short, I want the nagging box go away, and I'm out of ideas.

  I solved my problem, I think.

  First: I deleted this user, who, after researching online, I found was just as I thought, an old rest of the previous installation of windows. Remove from the list of permissions of the folder seemed to work well and removed everything.

  Second: drive D right click, entered the security, hit advanced, tap on change permissions, open my standard user and deleted permissions. I hit OK, checked the box on the next screen to replace all child object permissions and click OK. It took some time to change all the permissions, but then I checked the various folders and files to confirm that the standard user was on the list.

  Third: once this was done, I did the same thing AGAIN. Right click the D drive, entered the security, hit advanced, tap on change permissions, open my standard user and he gave TOTAL CONTROL. I hit OK, checked the box on the next screen to replace all child object permissions and click OK. It took some time to change all the permissions, but then I checked the various folders and files to confirm that the standard user was on every list with full control.

  Fourth: I changed to the standard user account and tried to move one of the files previously not moveable, and it worked very well.

  MY THEORY OF WHY THIS HAPPENED: when I reinstalled windows, I chose the same username of the main account again. This may have confused the file system, so I need to get rid of all remnants of the old installation. My username and the name of the computer being the same, I just need to trash the permissions for the old compname/username and then reset again for the compname/current user name.

  I could be WAY OFF with this theory, but it seems to have worked.

  A bit of research I could do, but I'm not going to do, would be to reinstall Windows again and choose a different computer name and the user name to see if the same issues that happened, or if the new permissions set correctly. Or heck, even if the old permissions were still there, but once I took control at the start, it would work. But I'm not going to reinstall Win again, so I don't know who.

  Basically, I think that when you have a situation like mine, it is maybe just tell Windows to appropriate the entire disk is not good enough, and you must make sure that all the old stuff is removed before this. (If your username and compname are the same thing again.)

  As how young Win7 is, I guess the percentage of those who have reinstalled as it is still quite low, so it's probably a problem not frequently encountered. You can have people from MS to test on this!

  Thanks for all the help, I'll be sure to check if there are other problems and let you know!

  -Gary

• My user folder displays the data of 30 GB. Actual data are only 2 GB. I want to wipe my drive C of hidden data. How can I get the details of 30 GB of data shown in the properties of the folder

  My user folder displays the data of 30 GB. Actual data are only 2 GB. I want to wipe my drive C of hidden data. How can I get the details of 30 GB of data shown in the properties of the folder.

  Hello

  This free program allows you to see what is taking place.

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/

  Here's how to understand Treesize Screenshots:

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/screenshots.shtml

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  Also check how much space system restore uses:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-much-disk-space-does-System-Restore-require

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  You can clean your hard drive using these two methods.

  "Delete files using Disk Cleanup"

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  Using the free CCleaner program:

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  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

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• Can I use my secondary drive with operating system installed only on the primary drive?

  I want to install simulator FSX on my secondary drive, I heard that it will pick up the pace. I install Win 7 on my secondary drive in order to make it work?

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  Thank you

  Noobie

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  Thanks a lot for your answer.

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• Factory installed Os, want to delete hard drives for sale

  While I was looking to sell my pc soon, but my os is installed at the factory. I was wondering if factory reset the pc would remove all data on it or should I wipe the hard drive and buy a new OS because my pc came not with a cd to install the os?

  Frost-t

  I have a 2011 Alienware Area 51 alx, on windows 7 Home premium 64-bit. I was hoping that the factory reset would just delete all the data and make it impossible to get something that I had about this before. Rather then wipe the readers and a new installation of windows 7 that I do not have a CD for.

  Do the installation media (recommend USB, bootable DVD bootable) not recommended. Once the media is done check it starts and then remove it from the computer:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/Dell-backup-and-recovery-1-8-1-71/

  According to media reports, clear your system with DBAN safely:

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