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Here is the log.
torchwood: The bios is on default settings, I also tried disabling everything except my SSD in the boot order tab. The problem also occurs when waking up the device (sleep mode).
Long black screen during boot after reinstalling Windows 7 on SSD
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New #12
Was the laptop originally equipped with the SSD?
If you replaced the original drive with the SSD, check that the data and power connectors are properly seated (i.e. check that the SSD is properly connected).
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lehnerus2000:
I replaced the HDD for an SSD after installing Windows 10, and it was working fine. Then I reinstalled Windows 7 and the problem started happening.
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It sounds to me that the problem is not with the SSD replacement but with the change from Win 10 to Win 7. At this point you have had some good guys give you information and nothing yet. I would install Win 7 again except this time go Step by Step with the Tutorial. Clean Install Windows 7 Please understand that when you do this all of your files will be lost so you need to have backup files. You will also have to reinstall your Programs again. Let us know if you need additional help.
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I would've thought that a relatively new SSD should be OK.
The reason I asked was if it was a replacement drive, is that it's possible the connectors didn't seat properly when the SSD was installed.
I had a dodgy power connection connected to one of my DVD drives and it caused boot issues.
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If anyone opens ntbtlog.txt that OP posted above, you will see that a lot of drivers that can't be loaded and keep trying over and over.
What you have to do is to install the appropriate driver.
On the Samsung site NP355V4C-S01CA I found a program that searches for the laptop updates. http://orcaservice.samsungmobile.com/SWUpdate.aspx
Download, install and run it.
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