- Joined
- Dec 5, 2012
- Messages
- 533 (0.12/day)
Processor | i7 6900k @ 4.3GHZ |
---|---|
Motherboard | MSI X99A Godlike Gaming Carbon |
Cooling | CPU/GPU loop with 480mm and 360mm radiators |
Memory | 32GB Corsair Dominator 3000MHz C15 |
Video Card(s) | 2x EVGA 1080 SC ACX @ 1830/1330 |
Storage | Samsung 950 Pro M.2 512GB, WD 2TB Black HDD |
Case | Corsair 900D |
Power Supply | EVGA 850W Gold 80 plus PSU |
Software | Windows 10 Pro |
Hey guys,
So I currently have a 128GB ssd with windows 7 professional 64-bit and a tone of drivers on it. I was going to have it in my new build but I wasn't able to go more than 5 minutes without getting a BSOD. I attempted to remove all the drivers I could but the issue persisted and I just had a new copy of window installed on a different SSD.
With the SSD just sitting here, my friend has decided to put together a new build and I figured that he could use the SSD and the copy of windows on it. The only issue is that I had lost the windows key and so if I uninstalled it would not be able to re-activate it. I was told that you could use a program to retrieve the windows key being used for your system and I was wondering if this is actually possible?
So I currently have a 128GB ssd with windows 7 professional 64-bit and a tone of drivers on it. I was going to have it in my new build but I wasn't able to go more than 5 minutes without getting a BSOD. I attempted to remove all the drivers I could but the issue persisted and I just had a new copy of window installed on a different SSD.
With the SSD just sitting here, my friend has decided to put together a new build and I figured that he could use the SSD and the copy of windows on it. The only issue is that I had lost the windows key and so if I uninstalled it would not be able to re-activate it. I was told that you could use a program to retrieve the windows key being used for your system and I was wondering if this is actually possible?
Last edited: