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That is very odd. Once you install the drivers, it shouldn't prompt you again. Unless there is an option on the phone itself about installing drivers? Or maybe it's an issue with that Sidesync...

json is basically a javascript file. Many programs use that, so you'd need to find out what app created the .json files. You should be able to open them with a text editor like Notepad.

Instead of trying to install the Samsung drivers via Windows Update, try installing it manually.

https://developer.samsung.com/mobile/android-usb-driver.html

Did you enable Transferring media files?

https://www.techjunkie.com/guide/samsung-galaxy-j5-j5-prime-how-to-move-files-to-pc/

I don't use File Hamster, but you can try this:
https://www.andyrathbone.com/2011/09/19/turning-off-the-popup-do-you-want-to-view-only-the-webpage-content-that-was-delivered-securely/

Swap out the PSU for a known good one. Even if the fans start, that doesn't mean the PSU is putting out the proper voltages.

Correct. It creates a shortcut to Windows Explorer, not directly to the J drive. You'd have to do a right-click first.

To create a direct link to J, putting a link in the Quick Launch bar works.

It sounds like you are trying to create a Quick Launch bar. Pinning is not the same thing. If you right-click on the pinned Windows Explorer, you should see the J: drive listed. If you just click on...

Did you run any hardware diags on the RAM and HD?

Don't create the partitions before you restore the image. Acronis will have to blow away the old partition anyway. I also mentioned that you should not create partitions before you install Windows.

Ok, that's not the type of caddy I was thinking of. It sounds like you have more of a USB dock.

I'm not sure why it's so difficult for you either. Make sure to disconnect any other hard drives,...

Hmm, that's really strange.

"All Mail" is still there. You probably have to hit the "More" to see it.

The point of trying another browser is to see if Chrome is the problem or not.

It sounds like the MBR got messed up. maybe something happened when you swapped XP and Win7.

When you did the restore, did you also restore the MBR?

Is the "caddie" an internal swappable drive?...

What happens if you change it to 15 instead of 20? Did you try changing the density to compact?

Which browser are you using? Did you try a different browser?

You could also try clearing the...

Which SATA port is each drive connected to? It sounds like you had multiple hard drives connected when you installed Windows, and then you chose to install to Disk 1 instead of Disk 0. SATA port 1 is...

You can try this:
https://jakebinstein.com/blog/taking-control-of-a-windowsimagebackup-folder/

You may also want to consider a different backup program like Acronis True Image or Macrium Reflect...

As I mentioned before, "My Documents" is a junction point, not an actual folder. They are there for legacy compatibility.

https://discussions.virtualdr.com/showthread.php?287154-Admin-accounts-etc...

I highly doubt you have a UEFI system if you were previously using it for XP. UEFI is the replacement for BIOS, not an option in it. You must have UEFI to boot from a GPT drive.
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You may also want to clean and reseat the RAM.

You can either have 4 primary partitions OR 3 primaries and 1 extended. The extended partition would then be broken into logical partitions.

In your case, you would need to make 3 primary...

You can try jdc2000's suggestions first.

Did you try the drive on another computer?

I'm guessing you mean PNY, not Pony? Is it a brand new drive or an old one?

Don't partition the new drive before you clone over the OS. Just leave some unallocated space, and create new partitions in Windows Disk Management.

If you clone the OS drive to the new drive,...

https://www.howtogeek.com/165472/6-things-you-shouldnt-do-with-solid-state-drives/

You defrag HDs, not SSDs. What do you mean before?

The amount of wear depends on the drive, but there is no benefit to defragging SSDs.