Windows 10 desktop constantly refreshes after replacing to SSD
Hello, I have an older HP laptop G7-340us. It originally came with Windows 7. The owner of the laptop upgraded to Windows 10. I am replacing the hard drive with a Solid State. Once I changed to the solid state the desktop constantly refreshes and I cannot get it to stop.
I was able to update the BIOS.
Started up in Safe mode and it still refreshes in safe mode.
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
Windows 10
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tucktech
8/22/2022 - Mon
John
From HP Support, find the Video and Chipset drivers. Upgrade or at least reinstall both Video and Chipset. You may not have updated or installed Chipset when you replaced the drive.
Reinstall both and restart.
Ramin
Do you mean HP G71-340US Notebook PC ?
Ramin
HP, doesn't provide any drivers for this laptop in Windows 10.
the best Idea is to use Window 7 on this Machine.
HP didn't even provide Windows 8 drivers for this laptop so you will have problems with Windows 10.
and as mentioned above After the 30 day period your OEM license will not work anymore.
aravind anche
Also try Start by doing a complete virus/malware scan.
McKnife
It is very rare to have driver problems at all since even when the manufacturer offers none, windows ten will have most built-in or auto-download them from Microsoft update. I have seen so many old machines without the slightest problems.
Reinstall both and restart.