Since this is supposed to be the OS/important programs drive I would have preferred to combine OS and data. One thing I did not like: I was not asked about the partitions on the SSD, now I have the original setup again with an OS partition a data drive and the hidden recovery partitions. after maybe 30 minutes everything was running as on the original HDD - just faster! No changes in BIOS were necessary, the backtracker recovery program started immediately! switched off the laptop, replaced the original HDD with the new SSD get factory image on 16GB USB drive (I did not need the driver/app back-up in the end, it seems to be included in the first) Install Backtracker 3.0.3 on the HDD with Win 8 pre-installed OK, I got a little bit impatient and swapped the HDD for the new SSD! And win 8 installation with the Backtracker image went very smoothly! This is the summary of what I did: Now before you do anything, can you please double check if there is an install.wim in your usb stick created with backtracker? only play with the stock hdd after your ssd runs windows properly. you should swap the hdd with ssd, and keep the hdd for a while. if you do not have a compatible iso image for your laptop, the backtracker should be able to restore the windows into factory state, too.
The easiest way to get a working w8 installation on your ssd is cloning via macrium reflect, or perform a clean install. if the limit is up and you try to activate windows online, it will fail. however most of the times, it is because these oem keys have reached the activation limit. Sometimes it might be the case that the key was not extracted properly. a beast like your g75vx surely need it to unleash its true power.įirst thing first: since you're on stock w8, it's best to back the activation tokens up using advanced tokens manager.
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