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OK, skip booting the SSD and boot the old C: drive, same problem. RESTORE THE IMAGE was the answer, and of course, no fix. Next problem, the Dell 1703 half-height N-Wireless card would not connect above 150Mbps. Dell had me restore the factory image and re-clone, three times.

Mouse and keyboard would come up late, well after the desktop was up. installed an SSD and cloned the drive over. OK, they did find an MS FIXIT for the WMI errors. Called Dell, "please restore back to factory shipped level". Found immediately 2 problems, the Performance report would NOT complete (PERFMON /REPORT from RUN) and there were WMI errors in the Event Log. Jim, when I first got the computer in June for my wife the first thing I did was put it through its paces. Choose the one at the bottom that reads, "Dell Factory Image Restore." By clicking "Dell Factory Image Restore", it will generate an operation that will take about 45 minutes to complete.

Now you will come to a window with multiple options.

If you don't have a password, leave it blank and click "OK". Select your user account, but make sure your user account has administrative functions.

On the next screen you will be asked to select the user ID and the password of your Windows account.

Select from the drop-down menu "US" and click "OK."

Next you will see a window giving you options to select the keyboard layout.

Do not stop until you see the screen that says "Repair your computer." There will be other options too but choose this option and hit Enter.

As soon as you see the Dell logo at the start keep on hitting the F8 key repeatedly.

Shut off the computer and then turn it on, or simply restart it.

Unplug all the devices from your Computer (except the keyboard and the mouse), including your printer and camera and memory sticks.