1 TB SSD series Dv7 6000

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• dv7 6000 memory can't remove has no screws and do not want to damage and custom slide off

  Hey, I bought a new dv7 6000 but hard disk/memory cache cannot be delete does no screws and don't want to damage and wont get any ideas, the manual says screw but it is y not here... new model?

  What is this type of coverage?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02062583

• HP pavilion dv7 6000 series: pavilion dv7 6000 series ssd

  I Wonder does my motherboard supports 2 sata or sata 3?

  Hello

  I guess it would be SATA II.

  Please download Speccy - Portable from the linked Web page. After you open the ZIP file, run 64version.

  Mine looks like this:

  

  Concerning

  Visruth

• Pavilion DV7-6000 series. Error message at startup invalid product information

  I didn't know that my motherboard was bad from the factory.  On the first day, I was unable to do a full factory restore.  I always send to HP.  They sent me a motherboard and after installing it, I was able to do a full factory restore.  It was amazing... However, I now have this error message at startup.  Does that mean exactly?

  When I go into the BIOS, information on the system is xxxxxxx.  When I go to HP technical support.  The product name, serial number and product number is yyyyyyyy.  I know it's fake, why?

  Please don't tell me I have to send it after all.

  

  OK I won't tell you who, but you already know this is bad and you need to call HP. There is a special piece of software used for 'tattoo' Board of Directors. I have seen a few cases where they just give you a link to download and instructions on how make the 'tattoo '.

• Pavilion dv7-2005el: ssd for dv7-2005el

  Hi, I want to update my computer dv7-2005el laptop with AMD Turion x 2 Ultra 64, with an SSD.
  What brand and model is compatible with my laptop?
  Thanks and greetings

  Fabrizio

  No matter what type 2.5 inch SSD SATA will work. Your laptop is a SATA-II interface, but a SSD SATA-III works perfectly. I had luck with Samsung Evo 850 SSD. The SSD of only type for which I've seen consistent reports of problems is the Crucial MX - 100 series. And it's only for some HP models newer than yours.

• 256 GB SSD for dv7-3180

  Good evening.

  I just bought an 840 SSD 256 GB pro for my hp Dv7-3180us sumsang.

  I try to see if the bios SATA. But there is no option for me to do.

  What can I do? Help, please.

  You are the very welcome.

  If your laptop comes with English, french or Spanish version of W7 and you can read all 25 characters of the product key of W7 on the bottom of your laptop and do your own installation of W7 media.

  Here's how...

  Use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. The link below. You need a DVD or a 4 GB flash drive using the USB compilation method.

  Use the product key of windows 7 of 25 characters to activate your installation.

  http://download.CNET.com/Windows-7-USB-DVD-download-tool/3000-18513_4-10972600.html

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below. Download the Windows 7 version that is on your product (Home Premium, professional or ultimate) key to apply.  SP1 Refresh of media files are the latest ISO files.

  http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/14709-Windows-7-Digital-River-direct-links-multiple-languag...

  I wish I could tell you what sata mode is on your laptop, but I can't.

  Some dv7 it have to AHCI, and some have RAID. It depends on the series.

  For example, the model dv7-4000 series of this person has been on ahci.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/dv7-4190us/m-p/3092155#M110167

• Pavilion dv7-6178us: SSD SATA dv7-6178us which is Compatible with my laptop?

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Amy269 wrote:

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us? Specification the SATA is backward compatible. This means that disks SSD SATA type will work in your notebook. The SSD will be made only to the level of specification SATA your SATA controller is capable of. If the controiller is SATA150 so your SSD SATA600 installed work bandwidth SATA150.

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance? , You can install one with the largest capacity you can afford.  I would recommend not to install a larger than 512 GB. My own brand preferences are Intel, OCZ Technology, Samsung and SSD Crucial.  Purchase of the SSD in upgrade kit is the simplest solution. Upgrade kits come with a SATA to USB cable and cloning software making it a fairly simple process to upgrade the laptop. See the post-it that I wrote at the top of the section of portable equipment for some details on this. 

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage? I recommend you not to install any disk hard legacy with a capacity greater than 1 terabyte. There is no guarantee that a superior who will work as expected.

  The following information is the maintenance guide & computer Support laptop dv7 to refers to the physical size of existing hard drives.

  6.35 cm (2.5 in) drives supports hard drives to 12.7 mm (. 50 inches), 9.5 mm (. 37-in) and thicknesses of 7.0 mm (. 28 - in)

  NewEGG.com has some good reference on SSD upgrade kits and portable hard drives legacy price.

  http://www.Newegg.com/SSDS/category/ID-119

  http://www.Newegg.com/laptop-hard-drives/subcategory/id-380?&cm_sp=cat-internal-hard-Drives_1-_-VisNav-_-Laptop_2

• Add a SSD to dv7-4020sa

  Hello

  I have a HP dv7-4020sa which I run Ubuntu & I think that I'm pushing pretty hard (temperature on board often approach 100 c).

  I would like to add a Solid State Drive to it as the main drive, but this document ( http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842278.pdf ) seems to say that he can't handle a second drive, because it is an AMD processor (to be precise an Athlon (TM) II P820 Triple-Core the last time I checked).

  I really hope that's not true, can someone confirm if I can use an SSD in this laptop without upgrading the processor?

  If I can get it could wait temperature / fan noise to reduce a bit?

  A (currently 3 GB) memory upgrade would help with that?

  Thank you!

  Daniel

  Hi danima1

  The manual of your laptop: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02642701.pdf

  Your system specs: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02237229

  There are two hard drive bays.
  You can put SSDS in your primary Bay keep it as boot drive. For this you can clone current HDD to the SSD by connecting via USB adapter SATA SSD. Then remove the HARD drive, put it in the secondary Bay as a storage drive & put SSDS in the main Bay to boot from it.

  You need to buy another kit hard drive (carriage, cable with screw) as mentioned in the manual (look for HP part number: 605415-001), for the use of disk HARD add the second drive.

  There is no restriction of processor on upgradation as far as I understand.

  SSD white paper:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02435719

  You have to update the BIOS & chipset to the latest version available on the site to download your product before migration and subsequent replacement.

  Read this: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00042629

  Download page:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=4217498

  Latest version of the BIOS (processor AMD, Windows 7):
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-116620-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=4217498&sw_lang=

  Through the 37-47 page in the manual, the RAM can be upgraded to max 8 GB (4 GB in two locations) with exactly the same setup as described in the manual. (Memory SDRAM SODIMM DDR3 1333 MHz)

  Concerning heating, I suggest that you clean laptop computer ventilation grids, evacuation areas, ventilation fan with compressed dry can air after turning off the laptop and do a hard reset:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01684768

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01657439

  Concerning

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• Recommendation of SSD for dv7-3085dx

  Hello

  I was hoping to upgrade my hard drive to an SSD and wanted to know if there were readers recommended/approved to measure for this model.

  Yes, there are a lot of options around, and you can go through the following link to select the best SSD disk suitable for your laptop model:
  http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Pavilion%20dv7-3065dx&cat=SSD
  I hope this helps!

• HP dv7 6b51ea: hp dv7 6b51ea, install second SSD hard drive HELP

  
  

  Yes, the cable's owner. HP recovery will not install the software from the factory to a 256 gigabytes as the SSD drive, you want to buy. I understand perfectly what you want to do and I try to help you to do so after doing it myself several times. In the hope of you help get through the common pitfalls.

  This is the cable you need on eBay UK:

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/HP-Pavilion-dv7-6000-6xxx-series-second-hard-disk-drive-connector-cable-SATA-/221560484828?hash=item339608b3dc:g:0PoAAMXQQQZRzzaH

  Now let's work on getting to the supported Windows 7 installation if you install it on your Virgin SSD. You are going to need some sort of media set as an external hard drive. We need to get the HDD 1 TB in the Bay of primary and get Windows 7 running on it. The HP recovery disk will work for this.

• HP ENVY DV7 7332 SSD Caddy

  Hello world

  I am very satisfied with my DV7 HP ENVY 7332Ea and bought a 256 Gb Samsung SSD Pro 840 to improve.

  I didn't know I needed to a SSD trolley and cable until I got back!

  I saw this on newmodeus: http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=498

  but can someone give me a part number of HP that I could buy in England?

  Thank you

  JohnH66 wrote:

  Hello world

  I am very satisfied with my DV7 HP ENVY 7332Ea and bought a 256 Gb Samsung SSD Pro 840 to improve.

  I didn't know I needed to a SSD trolley and cable until I got back!

  I saw this on newmodeus: http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=498

  but can someone give me a part number of HP that I could buy in England?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I prefer to use the SSD as drive and move the secondary hard drive of origin to the hard drive compartment. Is the part number for the hard disk hardware kit: 681976-001

  I found some on ebay or amazon, but it's quite expensive (about 50-60 pounds). Support (caddy) could be of any laptop I have used a support from a Dv6 laptop on a Mini 210 netbook and it works as the size of the hard drive for laptop computers is the same. However, the sata cable is another story (cannot be abbreviated).

  I would try the cable secondary sata and caddy for Dv7-6000 (Dv7 or want 7 use the same textbooks) laptops series of ebay.

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_odkw=dv7-6000+Caddy&_osacat=0&_FROM=R40&LH_PrefLoc=2&_trksid=p2045573.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0&_nkw=dv7-6000+SATA+cable&_sacat=0

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/HP-Pavilion-dv7-HDD-hard-drive-caddy-screws-AM01Q000400-/151015547075?PT=UK_Computing_CablesConnectors_RL&hash=item23293a60c3

  In case that you use the ssd as primary drive you might have to perform a new installation by using the product key on the bottom of the laptop. I did that myself several times and the only thing is not active online but wait until an activation message comes up and activate by phone. Use the same version of the original operating system installation disc. Borrow one from a friend, download from the internet (partly illegal but not if it is used with the legal product key) etc.

  http://www.PCWorld.com/article/248995/how_to_install_windows_7_without_the_disc.html

• HP pavilion dv7, share the same heat sink with the dv7 series?

  Hello

  I have a dv7 6c05ev and I am having trouble with the heat sink and I was wondering if I could change it by another?

  so I found a few things but I want a heatsink that is compatible with my motherboard is so other models of the dv7 series have the same heat sink with my model?
  Thank you in advance.

  George.

  No, no, no. It was probably 15-20/fan different devices used with the series dv7 over the years.

  You have a Core i5 - 2450M and the Radeon HD M 7470 video 1 GB dedicated then look at the owner's manual here:

  Manual

  Page 27

  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics card
  subsystem with 1024 MB memory discreet 666390-001

  Reference 666390-001, and the part will agree and will work.

  HP charges $ 75 for him (ouch!):

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=B22343D0B1B84F5CB4C3CCA1FF945CD1&SearchIn=PartNumber&SearchPN=666390-001

  A third of that on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-HP-Pavilion-650797-001-665309-001-666390-001-CPU-heatsink-cooling-fan-/171316580104?PT=US_CPU_Fans_Heatsinks&hash=item27e3438f08

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• Intel SSD 750 series

  In a moment of weakness I just bought an Intel SSD series 750 800 GB HHHL (SSDPEDMW800G4x1), mainly due to a decline in prices of $100 (i.e. CDN $729) CDN.

  I was looking to replace a rest of spinning by car, but find myself questioning this decision as the 750 series write speed is specified only 800 MB/s, which is much slower than my Samsung 950 Pro m2 (1527 MB/s) and the four Samsung 850 Pro in a Raid 0 configuration (1833 MB/s).

  However, I can live with the read speed of the 750 that is specified to 2000 MB/s.

  The idea is to use the SSD 750 instead of the current system SSD drive and use it for various no video and image data, which is currently on a HARD drive.

  My quandry, should I return the Intel SSD 750 (have'nt opened the package yet) and wait for a more rapid decline in prices of PCIe version, or am I being too critical...

  Anyone here using this drive and what are your impressions?

  What I wanted, it was speed cache, it is to say when the cache handles all the instructions of reading and writing for reader requests gives significantly better performance because the ram is much faster than the disks or sata controllers. This performance is normally called gust or peak transfer rates. Once the cache fills well performance begins to normalize that the sata controller can manage ideally. The drive itself also limits this based on the speed and latency the reader can process these requests queued. More it takes to completely fill the cache over the drive or raid maintains the burst transfer rate. Once the cache fills although transfer rates begin to fall. 8 GB cache is standard for most of the highend SAS controllers and gives you an excellent performance for the raid because raid instructions are stored in the cache and manipulated in real time of the RAM of the system or the disc. This allows the controller handle tasks as fast as possible without waiting on disks to provide more data or be ready for more data to write.

  SSD drives will slow down over time of writing and deletion to allocate their share files. This is due to how the SSD firmware avoid writing permanent erase cycles. You can return an SSD performance unprecedented in formatting or by writing zeros for it. When using the SSD for media raids, it becomes a standard maintenance process, you want to do periodically.

  Eric

  ADK

• Pavilion dv7 E: abbreviated DST has no hard drive 1

  Product number: LW039EA #ABD

  My PC starts, but after a few minutes becomes extremely slow. The memory test was OK, but abbreviated failed DST pointing Hard Disk 1 if an error occurs. Failure ID: 9LNGGF-5K77S6-MFH14J-60QV03

  I have 2 HDD, each with 750Go and it seems that disk 1 is a failure.

  (1) how can I remove the disc 1, which seems to be the MAIN (System) drive and continue to use only disc 2? or

  (2) if I need to buy new HARD drive to replace the failed disk 1, please advise that you buy and please provide detailed replacement procedure, to keep my data and OS.

  Initially, my PC was purchased with Windows 7, but I recently ugraded to Windows 10.

  Thanks in advance!

  See page 56 of the manual here:

  Dv7-6000 series manual

  Since you have 2 hard drives, you have a built-in spare part but you will have to swap positions that only the hard drive in the Bay of primary is bootable and can be the operating system disk. If you have data on the secondary drive, you must store it somewhere if you want to keep it. Because you can always boot from the primary drive, I would say that your data is safe on this subject, but you want to stop using it as soon as possible. You try to use the wrong disc you will have problems. If your laptop computer has been upgraded for Windows 10 and it shows "activated" in the information system, you can reinstall Windows 10 as a clean install and it will show as "responsive" when you connect to the internet. You can use the media Windows 10 tool to do a full installation disc Windows 10.

  http://www.thewindowsclub.com/Windows-10-media-creation-tool-create-installation-media-upgrade

  You can also see this as a sign that it is time for one SSD drive. Tomorrow being Cyber Monday you will find the best opportunities out there on the semiconductor readers right now.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820228135

  This is just one example; a concert of 240 for $55. If it were my laptop I installed an SSD in the Bay of primary and run Windows from it. Normally, I would advise that you can clone the old drive to a new drive, but with errors on the old disk, it would not be a good idea to try to clone. Let us know if you have any other questions.

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• 6B55DX dv7: what cabling needed to connect the second HD

  I would like to add a 2nd hard drive, but although there is an empty Bay, there is no wiring.  My questions:

  1. What are the numbers of the part for the wiring needed?
  2. Are there other necessary parts such as clamps, cages, etc. ?
  3. Where can I get these parts?
  4. Is there anything else I need to know on the subject of bringing the HD after installation?

  I intend using the extra drive for extra storage; I won't start him.

  This is the cable you need:

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_5&products_id=379

  The dv7-6000 series was supposed to be supplied with the box hard drive, but no cable or screw. If you do not have the caddy (also called sled or cage) then you will need to find one of those too

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/665597-001-genuine-original-HP-hard-drive-caddy-second-dv7-6c-series-/291671518946?hash=item43e8fa2ee2:g:dkAAAOSwGotWqUHQ

  You do this right. A hard drive in secondary Bay can be initiated, but makes a great place for additional storage capacity.

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