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    3820tg ssd upgrade problem

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by lordnikon, Apr 5, 2014.

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    It looks like the system is trying to boot via Ethernet. There can be two reasons - one is that boot order is wrong and Hard drive is not at the top of the list (check BIOS to verify) the second possibility is that your SSD is not detected at all so it goes through all boot options (again check if SSD is visible in BIOS)
     
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    Got everything working. Thanks
     
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