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My system specs are up to date,as below, I have managed to clean install win7, but with no obvious reason to having to do so, in fact it made it really hard to do so despite just having the ssd connected
My system specs are up to date,as below, I have managed to clean install win7, but with no obvious reason to having to do so, in fact it made it really hard to do so despite just having the ssd connected
So you got Windows installed now, are you still having problems?
yes i am. I still have only the ssd attached and its showing the recovery partiton as a drive that i can store info to. Also if it goes into sleep state then it refuses to start.
i have disk checked and memtested and there are no errors reported.
Does it sound like it's waking up (fan/hd noise) just not the monitor? I have an option in my BIOS under Power, 'Repost Video on S3 Resume', if you have similar thats one thing you can try.Also if it goes into sleep state then it refuses to start
If you are using USB mouse/keyboard I would also verify in Device Manager - Mouse or Keyboard - Properties -Power Management, 'Allow this device to wake computer' is checked.
Presuming you havn't used sleep with this motherboard before, I also have an option in BIOS under Power for 'Energy Star 4.0c support' which prevents my USB devices from waking the PC. BIOS actually states 'When enabled, S3-PS/2 & USB wake-up functions will be closed'.
Please explain the card going "pop" thing.......(flash of light, card died, just stopped working...ect) Details of what happened, things don't go "pop" for no reason....
The card died and just stopped working....
another thing ive noticed is that there isnt a recovery partition on the ssd.
Since you did a clean install of the OS there will be no recovery partition. Windows 7 allocates 100MB of space when it installs but this is generally not seen and can't be used by the user, the 100MB partition shown in your pic tells me that you did not use all the space when installing Windows 7 that was available or the drive was already partitioned and you did not delete those partitions to use all the space as one partition. As for not waking up after hibernation that could be an issue with the SSD, check the SSD manufacturer’s website for a firmware update.
Just curious, what were you doing when the card went POP?
Did you move the graphic card at all while the pc was powered on?