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Back in December I changed the hard disc on my laptop to a ssd. For 2 weeks it worked fantastic but then Windows wanted to do an upgrade and the ssd crashed in the process. I took it back and swapped it for a new ssd, reinstalled everything and away I went with everything working perfectly again. Thirty minutes ago windows told me I needed to reboot. I gave the Ok and away it went. Then it crashed again. Now it says operating system not found.
Surely I can't have another faulty ssd. Is there a setting or something else I need to change to stop it destroying my ssd?
Surely I can't have another faulty ssd. Is there a setting or something else I need to change to stop it destroying my ssd?
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