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Greets to all, i recently changed my step daughter's Failing HD to a SSD (Crucial) and halfway in between the clone it just stalled so i replaced the drive then proceeded to install windows.Seems that it copied the most of the factory partitions so i went ahead and installed windows.All was fine until i updated the Diagnostics tool and now i only have 3 options (Memory,HD and ?) where as before i had to option to run Component/system etc.Can this be reversed/solved?Any help is appreciated.Bless

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@Jinnz

Some of the HP diagnostics are stored in a partition known as HP_TOOLS, and if that did not get copied, or only got copied partially, those will not run.

Your best bet would be to "clone" the HDD all over again, making sure all the partitions get copied, this time.



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Unfortunately that is not an option due the original drive failing so it would just hang as usual.What i find strange is before i ran the UEFI tool it was working with all the options it's only after it has only 2 options (HD and Memory) nothing else.Is there a way that that partition can be mounted and cleared an maybye an earlier UEFI tool run to restore it's previous function?

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