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  1. RolandJS
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    What happens if the only things powered up are: computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse, no other external devices?
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  3. Microsoft342414
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    Still locking up, the only other thing I have is the speakers
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  4. Microsoft342414
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    It turns on and off sleep mode fine
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  6. Microsoft342414
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    This is not normal
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  7. ignatzatsonic
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    All of this AFTER you just did a clean install of Windows?
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  8. Microsoft342414
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    Yes I did the clean install at few days ago
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  10. ignatzatsonic
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    Was your install disc purchased from a retail store? Ebay? A burn from an ISO? A borrowed DVD?

    Were you able to successfully activate Windows on this new install?

    I'd confirm there are no hard disk issues by running the drive manufacturer's disk tool
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  11. Microsoft342414
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    Best buy I think, yes I was able to activate the installation. What would the drive manufacturer disk tool be?
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  12. ignatzatsonic
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    Jackson121211 said:
    Best buy I think, yes I was able to activate the installation. What would the drive manufacturer disk tool be?
    Depends on who made the drive. Each manufacturer has its own tool downloadable from their web site.

    Seagate tool is called Seatools.

    Western Digital tool is called Data Lifeguard.
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  13. Microsoft342414
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    My hard drive is seagate
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