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‎04-14-2022 09:30 AM - last edited on ‎04-14-2022 09:43 AM by Retired

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Hey I have a Hp bs146tu 

I installed a m 2 SSD on it today after that I cloned from my hard drive to it and from then while restarting it's showing automatic repair and giving me options to self repair command prompt and others 

 

Its writing some problem with "recovery file which is in my old hard drive" 

 

I have formatted the previous Drive C after cloning but i can't delete that recovery file. How to delete that volume?

 

What should I do now??

Pls help 

 

 

 

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‎04-14-2022 09:46 AM

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  • I installed evo 860 in my hp bs 146tu 
  • Then Laptop didn't opened . After doing a recovery from bootable usb recovery for bios it started 
  • But each time I have to switch on its showing Automatic Repair and all diagnosics all those things 
  • I want to remove all these problems should I do a fresh installation ? If yes will the fresh installation be directly on my new SSD  or old hard drive.  Do i need to change any settings before fresh installation?

Pls help

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