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Yes changing your SATA Hard drive for a SATA SSD should be no problem they both work through the SATA Controller it doesn't know the difference. If you having issue with Clonezilla I would give...

I don't know anything about this but maybe this page will help you I also see a help page just for this. https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1039692/

I would contact support for the SSD and see what they say. 2nd drive failing shouldn't prevent you from booting Unless somehow you have boot manager somehow got on your 2nd SSD. This can sometimes...

This is a very old thread!! Currently there is no reason to still have any Spinner hard drive internally in any notebook. Since this thread started when SSD were Still very expensive. Nowadays SSD...

I would install a 2nd M.2 two TB in second slot,
for OS on the first m.2 slot I wouldn't go over 1TB as that is optimum 2TB are slightly slower,
960 Pro is good SSD the 970 or much faster...

Why don't you just Use Macrium Reflect and create a disk/SSD image. Then if the upgrade dosen't work out you can just restore the current image a be right back where you are now?
Macrium Reflect...

I blow mine from every direction I can including removing the access plate in mine. canned air is pretty safe just keep the can upright so you don't squirt liquid into your notebook. If you have...

I would think so match the timings and voltages not sure what will happen if you try to upgrade to faster memory I don't remember any restriction on the G74 What does your manual say?

Yes should work I repeat should if you match timings and voltage. Sometimes you can find them Hynix on Amazon or Ebay but over the years it seem to work in most cases that matching brand is not...

Well in a year time you could have packed dust in there, really all we can do is blow it out with air pressure canned air. I do this quite often so I'm pretty sure i'm not clogged up or retaining...

You can put it in if the chipset don't support it, it will only run at the maximum for the chipset won't hurt anything. Although if you get away from Asus recommended you on your own. Install it and...

See Current post on that exact issue with your exact model.

Crucial upgrade RAM enter you model number.
That will show you what RAM types are compatible with your notebook

you could always go to Crucial website an check for your notebook what will work that should tell you if the Kingston RAM will work
Also your user manual should have a couple of pages of RAM modules...

Well I actually have no idea, but look at it this way we do have a separate forum for GL As will as different forum for GX,GM and GU. There very good reasons for this. If you need help your best...

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No they don't have the same platform at all the GL are different and Cheaper quality to the G series. Your user manual should have a section that reports all the different RAM Tested on...

You would use Hwinfo64 that will show you what your current RAM is running.

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I think if you want to try to solve this issue with the BSOD Codes you need to post to this Windows 10 forum

Not sure what you did but I find its only safe to update BIOS from within the BIOS...

Well if you don't want to replace it ABS Clear Glue should fix it, do be careful, in fact I think I would disassemble and then make the repair.

What ever you do back up that eSupport folder to another location.
Sounds like your beyond recovery so Clean install is your best way out. but have that eSupport folder ready to install drivers as...

I usually download the latest from Nivdia directly. and I do not install G force experience I prefer to go get the latest myself, the site also has older driver available that you can try. Always do...

Now would be a good time back up all your data, And attempt a Repair install
It would be great if you have a back up image of your C: Partition or complete OS SSD or hard drive
you might look for...

I'll just add this video will show you how and MR Free

Tey juar spamming/Tapping the Del or F2 after pressing the start button. Holding it down only sends one signal and that before the BIOS can reade it.
You'll find this in your user manual

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