Aspire SSD V5 - 591 G-53HV upgrade

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• Reconfigure Aspire SSD caching on Windows 10 v7

  Hello

  I have upgraded to Windows 10 on my Aspire V7 482pg (5861). I installed all the drivers recommended on the support page and have not run into any significant errors. However, this particular laptop comes with an SSD for caching, and I was not able to reconfigure it to do this. The software ExpressCache I used before on Windows 8.1 doesn't seem to be compatible with Windows 10.

  Y at - it an another software caching that I should try to use? One of the downloads on the support page is Intel Rapid Storage (even though the description on the page shows a quick start, it is certainly a fast storage that has been installed). At present, the only thing Rapid Storage seems to do is reduce the amount of energy during periods of inactivity.

  Should I try to configure the system to use Smart Response? It is even possible with this version of rapid storage technology?

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Thank you

  Hello

  I have the same laptop and I faced the same problem. I downloaded the driver for Acer ME600 ExpressCache from the support page, changed the installator and now the SSD caching works ok. Link

  Hope this helps

  P.S Intel Smart Response in ' t supported by our chipset

• L70 - A problem SSD - no boot device satellite upgrade

  Hi all

  I decided to get any help here, after almost a week of fighting with the upgrade of my Satellite L70-A-118 with a SSD internal SiliconPower. Drive HARD conventional is installed, everything is perfect and computer starts every time. But when I connect SSD it is very reliable, which gives the "no boot device - please reboot ' message from time to time, or several times in a row. This kind of behavior is OS independent (I tried windows 7 and several Linux distributions) and after searching the Internet, I am convinced that it is the problem of BIOS. Initially, the version of the BIOS was 1.00, and I read that the upgrade to 1.20 should solve the problem. So I did, and nothing happens, I want to say that the DSS kept as unpredictable as before the start. Taking things methodically, then I upgraded for all available versions of BIOS (1.30 and 1.50 and 1.60) and Yes, since 1.50 the ssd boots correctly in 8 cases of 10, so it's an improvement, but still far from perfect.

  The problem with SSDrives of many manufacturers and Satellite L50 L70 is common and have been reported (see https://forum.toshiba.eu/showthread...formance-issue ). Unfortunately, none of the solutions I found on the internet works for me. No matter what system I am running and what settings are enabled in the BIOS (AHCI/compatibility; Boot from the UEFI/CMS; Performance/Battery). It seems that the ssd drive sometimes is not recognized by the BIOS on power on or restart it, but I can't understand what is the reason for this: after «no device startup...» ', it is sometimes sufficient to press ctl-alt-del to warm restart it and it goes as it should, but sometimes you can press the dozen times and the same message. Cold start is usually better, but not always. And I have no problem with the start-up of this particular drive on other machines.

  Help or the direction where pick up because it would be very appreciated. No matter what expirience with the L70 upgrade with ssd also. Thank you for your attention and your time.
  Peter.

  PS. honestly, the screen "toshiba leading innovation" is the most annoying more trying to fix my problem.

  Is there a boot option secure in the BIOS? If so turn it off, you can also watch the boot sequence and make sure the SSD drive starts first. Other than that, it could be something to do with the HARD drive itself. This could be a thing of tension, either caused by the SSD to ask for more than what the motherboard can provide for her or the CMOS battery itself goes flat. It is difficult to say what exactly cause your problem because it is incompatible, but to check if your card mother try running the laptop with a low battery and see how it compares to a battery full, try it plugged and plugged not able to check the behavior of the splash screen. To check if this is the CMOS battery, you can open your machine and extract it and warm a bit with your hands before you put it back in the machine and put in operation again. This will add about 0.3 volts again in the stack that can start the system again normally. If it works, then you need to replace the CMOS battery because it is at the end of his life.

• Aspire 5560 stopped scrolling shortly after upgrading Windows 8 Pro

  A few minutes after installing the upgrade of Windows 8 offer that I got with my Aspire 5560 on my touchpad scroll function no longer works.  When I checked the support for drivers downloading Web site, I found two ads for the 5560.  A list was 5560 15 "and there is no drivers for Windows 8 and the other was 5560G that does not have Windows 8 drivers for the touchpad.  My machine is 15 or 15.6 so I think I should use the 5560 15 "site.  This site has no drivers for Windows 8, when I'll be able to get a driver that allows my touchpad scroll?

  The drivers for the Aspire 5560 and 5560G are the same, except for the graphics drivers.

  Please do not hesitate to use the Aspire 5560 G drivers for Windows 8.

• Acer Aspire E5 - 471 - 53V1 CPU, RAM upgrade?

  Hello everyone, I'm new here so I hope someone can help me.  I have an Acer Aspire E5-471-53V1 with processor i5-4510U and 4 GB of RAM DDR3 SDRAM and would like to know if I can pass the i7 CPU, if I can what can go to? also, for the RAM which is the limit max, how to choose the frequency, also that the different if I buy 2 pieces 4 GB or 1 single room 8 GB, thanks a lot for any help in advance.  Best regards.

  Listen to http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Acer/aspire-e5-471

  Jack E/NJ

• Upgrade the HARD drive and install SSD XP to Windows 7 upgrade - which command?

  I want to make some improvements to my trusty HP XP media center PC m7350n.  Ideally, here's what I want to do in a certain order:

  -upgrade the HARD drive (currently 250 and 500 GB installed, replace with 750 unique?)

  -install an SSD as boot drive (60 to 120 GB?)

  -Reinstall XP restore disks media center

  -do a upgrade 'clean' for win 7 Home premium (64 bit?) from the disc "upgrading"

  The Windows 7 upgrade disk looks like for XP/Vista, so I can't put new hardware and go directly to a cost of Win 7 install.

  Plan a.

  I understand the look of for the minimum size of disks restore disks.  All guess what SSD size would be the minimum? I guess the upgrade of the first hard drive and reinstall XP MC since the restore disks would be trivial (as opposed to their use after a motherboard replacement).  If I have XP MC on the SDS, it is only a reason any Win 7 no upgade SDS?

  Plan B

  If I install the SSD after upgrade to Windows 7, I guess I have to use something like a disk copy program to the boot from SSD HARD disk partition.  SUGESTIONS?

  Plan C

  Restoration of SKIP.  Move existing partitions of 250 and 500 GB drives to 750.  Update for Win 7.  Install an SSD.  Move the boot partition.  Use the same drive for both copy program?

  Am I missing something?

  In case anyone is wondering, I have a spare 750Go drive and the Windows 7 upgrade disk so the only "cost" of this update is to purchase the SSD (and if necessary disk copy program).

  Thank you!

  Don

  donprice11 wrote... I want to make some improvements to my trusty HP XP media center PC m7350n.  Ideally, here's what I want to do in a certain order:

  -upgrade the HARD drive (currently 250 and 500 GB installed, replace with 750 unique?)

  -install an SSD as boot drive (60 to 120 GB?)

  -Reinstall XP restore disks media center

  -do a upgrade 'clean' for win 7 Home premium (64 bit?) from the disc "upgrading"

  The Windows 7 upgrade disk looks like for XP/Vista, so I can't put new hardware and go directly to a cost of Win 7 install.

  Don,

  Please read this article by Paul Thurrott more "Clean install Windows 7 with upgrade media '. It essentially says you can make a completely clean install on a drive with no operating system. The key is not to enter the COA product key after installation is complete. I, myself, installed Windows 7 to discs using disks 'upgrade' several times without problems of installation or activation. The order I do it with, is as follows:

  1 copy all the files and folders of the 250 and the 500 GB HDD of 750 GB.

  2. remove the 250 GB, 500 GB and 750 GB of computer hard drives.

  3. install the SSD.

  4. install Windows 7 on the SSD without entering the product key.

  5. Once finished Windows 7 installation, enter the product key and activate Windows.

  6. return old hard disks of computer as needed.

  7. install purchased software and Windows updates if necessary.

  You should go to 4 GB of RAM to get the most out of Windows 7 64 bit and you can upgrade your graphics card.

  Note: You will lose all software provided CVS Windows XP on your m7350n. Make sure that you create your HP recovery discs before you proceed with the change of equipment or install Windows 7. Your HP recovery disks can have the factory included HP software... it may or may not work with Windows 7. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.

• SSD Solid State drives: The upgrade of the Ultraportable X 40 and X 41

  Need some advice!

  I think the upgrade of my ultraportable Thinkpad X 40 of very slow 1.8 "HDD with one module SSD (a DRAM unit, not a flash). These modules are available but expensive and rare.

  There are obvious problems.

  Windows is optimized for disk SSD hard & uses a lot of disk streaming - possibly reducing the performance gains expected.

  Some technical documents I've seen indicates (at least on Linux) that a writing activity can be deferred from RAM instead, and there are also a few options on where the constantly updated files could be moved. Maybe Windows can be twisted (a little) but I'm not getting my hopes upward.

  Assuming that I could not even find a loan to do the upgrade - repair-depot

  1: DRAM SSDS do not need constant battery? If so - how does X 300 new Thinkpad not to lose your data when you pull out main battery - a local battery on the SSD unit maybe?

  2: If the SSD consumes power even in stop - the current-draw would be low enough to be met by the local SSDS without pulling on the main battery?

  3: some SSD upgrades fail to deliver the expected - performance gains because drivers cannot be updated level - and ur stuck with the original e/s speed without worrying.

  Since the 40 X 1.8 "HARD drive runs very slow though - could I stand a good chance of significant performance gains?

  4: has anyone found to the main battery life drop - instead of improve it-due to an SSD upgrade?

  5: Here's a link treated showing the whole 40 X SSD upgrade procedure in the life-color www.think4d.de/nbb/x41_ssd.htm

  Any comment is appreciated.

  Rob

  SSD requires no battery power to keep these data.   they work exactly like the removable flash high-speed media.

  SLC drives are faster than MLC drives.   If you can afford it, download a SLC drive.

  battery life will be better, but marginally.   I have an SSD in my X61s and she has added about 20 ~ 30 minutes more travel time when you use a battery 8 cells.

  You can find the following useful lenovo's Matt kohut:

  http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=96

  http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=141

  http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=148

  http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=173

• Have a HP 13 "w Folio / 128 GB mSata SSD. How can I upgrade Bank hard for a bigger as 256 GB?

  HP Folio 13 "with / 128 GB mSata SSD.

  Hello

  Check these comments:

  http://thessdreview.com/category/our-reviews/mSATA-our-reviews/

  Kind regards.

• My Acer Aspire SW5-012 will not be upgraded to Windows 10

  I'm on automatic updates of Windows and also manually searched updates and ensured that I am current. But whenever I try to run the program for Windows 10, I thought that the upgrade is not yet available for my device.

  Any suggestions?

  Have you tried to install with media creation tool?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-10/media-creation-tool-install

• Acer Aspire V15 V3 - 575 - 50TD Ram upgrade

  Hello, I just bought a laptop named in the subject.

  The stock of RAM according to CPU - Z is ACR16D3LS1KNG/4 G.

  

  I tried with RAM Module Kingston KVR16S11/8 (1.5V) and did NOT work.

  I want to know what type of ram can I use upgrade.

  I also want to know if the voltage is the only problem here, or should be another conflict.

  My upgrade must be:

  SLOT1: 8 GB (new)

  Slot2: 4 GB (stock)

  Total: 12 GB.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  No, it will not work. DDR3 won't work at 1.35v and your laptop will provide just 1.35v. You must DDR3L.

  According to crucial, your laptop can handle up to 16 GB of RAM, so a 4 GB with an 8 GB stick should be good.  But the two should be DDR3L

• should I click on acer updates for my aspire V5 - 571P that has been upgraded to windows 10

  My LP is 3 years old and has been upgraded to windows 10 of its former format windows 8.1. Recently I was invited to

  Download Acer upgrades for my PC. I have not received updates from acer in a while. I've updated a few weeks ago, but could not find any place to check out them. I thought windows 10 has done all the update as windows 8.1. I'm obviusly not a wizz tech. Please help me...

  Windows Update Windows updates. Go to http://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

  and you will find updates of Acer. Those who are more recent when the laptop must be downloaded and installed.

  If there is a new Bios Update, wait until everything is done and reboot.

  Make sure that you are connected and the battery has a good charge. Extract the update of the bios on a new folder on the desktop. Open the folder, click on the executable file and don't touch anything else unless indicated. Make sure you are positive, you are not going to lose power during this operation.

• Aspire x 3950 - after windows 10 upgrade dvd/cd drivers missing

  After upgrade windows 10 cd/dvd drivers disappeared. Microsoft technicians have worked on this for 4 days could not find the problem. Can't argue with acer because the product is not under warranty. Any suggestions?

  Unfortunately, I don't have a recommendation on how to solve this problem, other than to go back to the previous installation of Windows. You can try to ensure that all Windows updates are installed. If that doesn't fix it, my best suggestion is to roll back. Given that this system was not qualified to upgrade the windows 10, we offer 10 Windows drivers for this product.

  Maybe someone else will have a suggestion on how to make it work you can try.

• Acer Aspire E1-470-33214G1TMkk/ww RAM upgrade

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  I have an Acer Aspire E1-470-33214G1TMkk/ww, I increase the RAM or add another 4 GB?

  
  

• New OEM SSD - what is best backup/upgrade? (SD7SN3Q256G1002 - Zenbook UX305FA)

  Bought Asus Zenbook UX305FA-USM1 with this SanDisk model M.2 SSD 256Go (search here the text "peripheral storage"; or "and M.2 SSD module" for SSD in the photo).  This is my first experience with SSD and I'm more than a little impressed!

  But I worry about SSD and might like to have an image clone SSD ready at any time to replace the factory unit.  But a call to technical support phone SanDisk could not immediately recommend a replacement but rather suggested to contact Asus first for their recommendation.  So I come here first for suggestions.  A capacity of about 256 GB is sufficient for me, especially since the largest units seem to be out of my price range.

  I'm still learning about new connections since the old days of IDE... but I think this isn't "M2", SATA III (?).  By the look of it, it's a 80mm in length.

  I'll probably have follow-up questions, so I'll leave my question to that for now...  Any suggestions? ... anyone with experience?

  SanDisk does not sell a SSD m2 to the retail, so he would not have a SanDisk SSD you can buy separately for your computer. Now that said if your computer has a 2.5 SATA port "or a port MSATA form factor of SanDisk options there but m2 is not sold at retail.

• Reimage Windows 7 to new SSD - and restore the Professional upgrade

  I want to spend my Windows 7 64 - bit of a hard disk of 1 TB to a new 128 GB SSD. I would like to do a clean install of the SSD. I thought I could use the backup, but apparently he wants to restore the entire disk, and there is not enough space on the SSD.  I have a set of discs of recovery of HP, but here's the problem: a couple of years, I've improved the Home Premium to professional. I did it online and it worked well, but for the life of me I can't find a confirmation email, or license key. Is it possible to generate a key of the existing facility, so I can update the new image?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  As you have purchased and installed the Windows 7 Professional by using the key to product yourself, you can use or the other of these two programs of Finder key on the original installation of Pro to find the Windows 7 Pro key product you used during the installation.

  "Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit (Version 8.4)"

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