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I have a same problème. I change SSD, all the test are correct but Always a blue screen with error 3f5. 

I have not solution , my pc has juste one year and the problèm existe since 8 month.

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@Bryce033 , welcome to the forum.

 

What is the full model or product number of the computer?  There is a letter at the end of the model number, such as, nl, a, etc.  I need this information to review the specifications of it. Please don't furnish the Serial # or other personal information. Here is a guide to help you find it.  Also, who is the manufacturer of the SSD and what is the model Number?



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Thanks for your welcome

 

Letter are "NF". I dont know the manufacture of my sdd and the other sdd use to try but i can find information

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Thank you for the additional information, @Bryce033!

 

I actually can't help you further unless I know the exact SSD that you were using.  I need to make certain that it is compatible with the motherboard.



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@old_geekster,

PartSurfer lists model  3QW16EA , an HP 880-191NF , as shown here.  Original HD was a 2TB 3.5" SATA600.

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Thanks, @wb2001!  However, he said that he was having a problem with the SSD he installed; not HDD.



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@old_geekster,

He said "i change ssd". He had a 3.5" HD originally. He is only connecting a 2.5" SSD SATA device.

The NF specs are not found. The NG is a Tampa2 board, with M.2 socket 3 Key 3.

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Can you state the motherboard name?

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@wb2001, hopefully, he will come back with more information.  I will wait to see.



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 hi

 

I have picture of my mothercard. It's a original mothercard of my computer. IS it a good information that toi wait ?

I dont know how know the name of my SSD. 

Thanks you for tours answer 😊

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