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• mSATA SSD as drive Bootable - Inspiron 17R 5720

  Thus,.

  I desperately need the SSD speed.

  I know that I can use caching to intesl commands, but I can't!

  • Intel® Smart Response Technology: This technology takes advantage of the speed of the SSD in caching where frequently used information is stored on the SSD instead of hard drive.
  • Intel® QuickStart technology: this technology allows the system to boot with - in seconds after the hibernation.
  This is what I want to do, put a 128 GB SSD drive mSATA in the slot, windows in the fire and use it as my OS & APPS, (c drive) drive, and then use the existing drive, the 1 TB of mechanical drive as the drive for storage (drive d).
  The dell site, say I can't use an MSATA SSD started with--I see no why!
  Can someone advise?
  Also, I can't find the mSATA specification... dunno if its 3 SATA or SATA 2.
  Thank you

  Yes it worked perfectly.

  Mine has been running for more than a year.

  Install mSATA

  Disconnect the HARD drive temporarily

  Set as Bootable mSATA in bios.

  Install windows on USB msata,

  Connect the HARD return drive.

  You now have mSATA as drive C: and the old 1 GB HARD drive as d: or e: drive. But you can change to the d: drive if it goes as a e reader, as mine did.

  IM opting out this thread now. It works and has been confirmed repeatedly. Buy the disc and crack on with it.

• ProBook 6470b: mSATA SSD in a Probook 6470 b

  Hey

  I just want to tell you is possble to install an mSATA SSD in a HP Probook 6470b. While I don't see a present pci slot which can be adapted for an mSATA ssd, I don't want to face any questions that he might not be guilty or bios regonise the reader, etc.. My idea is to have the mSATA SDS which will serve as my boot device and have a 1 TB or 2 TB 2.5' HDD for data. Right now I use a samsung 840 EVO SSD 2.5' as my boot drive.

  Kind regards

  Nick

  Here's what it says in the Manual:

  Flash module 24 GB of cache mSATA Intel (Intel Smart Response Technology (SRT), not available on computer models equipped with WWAN or SSD)

  So yes, you can insert a disc of the WSSD in the pci-e slot you see. However, it is designed only to be used as cache acceleration and not as a main boot drive. This means that it will be bootable, but only as long as a regular SATA HDD or SSD is not present. It is the oldest mSATA material used with the Intel Core processors 3rd generation on business models and processors of gen 4th on consumption patterns. Later models can use the slot of the WSSD to boot, but not yours without significant configuration involving a bootloader installed on the SATA drive.

  Your repair manuals

  It is complex so feel free to post back with further questions

• Hard drive not detected after adding 2nd mSATA SSD for HP Envy 14 1002tx

  Hello

  I'm having a problem when adding an extra mSATA SSD for my HP Envy 1002tx model.

  The laptop comes with a 500 GB HARD drive and I see that there is a 2.5 "mSATA SSD slot under the HARD drive, so I bought the same type of SSD and installed it but when I turn on the laptop, it does not introduce yourself. I don't know why?

  I want to have an SSD for boot up the laptop and HARD drive to store animals.

  If anyone knows if there is any software I have to install in order for the laptop to recognize the SSD?

  OR

  Is - this material is defective?

  Thank you in advance!

  Sings,

  Precious wrote:

  pepe999 wrote:

  Remove the hard drive and try to start only with the mSATA SSD.

  Did this and it showed "No. Bootable Device Insert boot disk and press any key"

  I'm really sorry, I could not find this before, but the slot under the hard drive is not compatible with the mSATA disks. It's for WWAN modules! Your laptop is not like 4 I thought, but Envy 14 equipped with the first generation of Intel processors. Envy 14-Sandy Bridge 2000 series could be BIOS modded to make the miniPCI-e interface works with the mSATA disks but Envy 14-1000 series is not possible to change.

  Edit: 2.5 "drive 256GB solid state drive is listed as compatible.

• Volume shadow copy error after moving to MSATA SSD on R7 - 572

  A while back I cloned the value default 1 TB SATA drive on an MSATA SSD plugged into the slot unit MSATA.

  At the time I had been unable to conceive the MSATA as boot drive, while the original (also bootable drive) was in the system such that it does not appear in the BIOS from startup list.

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/S-and-R-series-laptops/cloned-SSD-in-Boot-Manager-but-not-boot-priority...

  As I did not need the 1 TB, I just removed and have used the system very well with just the MSATA SSD.

  Today, I tried to make an Image of Windows backup system and ran a (below) Volume shadow copy error

  Volume shadow copy service operation failed. (0x807800A1)

  Writer has encountered a transient error... (0x800423F3)

  I check all the main remedy online by ensuring that all VOlume shadow copy served are running, but without success. I feel that the fact that I'm on the SSD MSATA which was not visible in the list of the BIOS boot maybe being tied to the backup crashing.

  Anyone running the R7-572 on the MSATA port that is able to make a system image backup?

  Thanks for your comments

  It took me awhile, but I finally understood what was preventing the creation of the image of the system.

  Looking at the event viewer, he had a lot of mistakes, the first mistake we a CAPI2 with event 513, then it was a VSS error with event ID 8228 stating an invalid character in an XML file.

  Error says:
  Do not parse the XML file.
  Reason, an invalid character was found in text content.
  Line 0x000003c0
  Position 0x000009c8, the file below is damaged.
  0xc00ce508 error code
  Text problem<>

  Search through dozens of threads and try a number of bugs without success, I finally found one who mentioned their question came from bad characters in the names of partition after cloning with EaseUs Todo backup.

  It's the tool that I used to clone my drive to a SSD, I decide to check it out.

  The thread mentioned using GPT fdisk utility found on sourceforge, so I downloaded the tool.

  You just run the executable in administrator mode. Find how to use it was a little hard, but basically the commands below does the job

  0:-enabled disk 0, which is my drive.

  I - to view the information on each partition

  It will ask you the number. This allows you to see the names. Some of my partitions had some very strange names did not, we had a quote.

  I checked what names when used on another laptop and decided to appoint mine as follows (I think you can use any name)

  first 600 MB partion: database partition

  Second partition of 300 MB: EFI system partition

  Thrid 128 MB partion: Microsoft Reserved partition

  Fourth 205GB partition: partition database

  Fifth 17 GB partition: partition recovery

  To change the name of the partition, use the command

  c ask for the number of the partition, then the name

  Then save with

  w - written revisions and outputs

  I rebooted, tried the system image backup and no problem this time.

  I lost a full day on this topic, so I hope it can help someone else in the future

• X 220 mSATA SSD &amp; Questions ExpressCard

  Hi all

  I want to take my first ever thinkpad X 220 for the last two months and I love it. She is beautiful and powerful machine.

  The machine's high-end x 220 series. The only thing missing is an SSD.

  1. a card Ericsson GSM/GPS system. This means, so I can't install mSATA?

  2. I would like to replace my HDD with SSD. What other other than that of you lenovos SSD tested successfully and help? Lenovo SSD's are * beep * expensive.

  3. what 54 mm expresscardis are useful for me? I would like to increase storage. What brand/model do you recommend?

  I have also noticed the screen light bleeding. This isn't annoys me a lot. But I've seen much complaining about this. Is there a solution to this problem?

  Thanking you in advance.

  Kind regards

  Anael

  Hello

  The X 220 has two locations of MiniPCIe , accepting a "full-height" card which is ~ 51 mm long.  The other accepts a "half-height" card, which is about 28 mm long.  In X 220, the low-profile connector contains the Wi - Fi adapter (wireless 802.11n), while the slot full height contains the WWAN (3 G modem) adapter.

  The slot full height on the X 220 is designed to install a MiniPCIe or mSATA card.  I don't know if the low-profile slot will recognize an mSATA card.  If you want to use an mSATA SSD in your X 220, you need to remove the map of Ericsson GSM/GPS.  You can then use something like a 3G hotspot for connectivity.

  The 220 has a X drive Bay 2.5 "hard, but this Bay only accepts a high 7 mm, not the more common drive 9.5 mm high readers.  There are, however, many hard disk (up to 500 GB, 7200 RPM) and solid state Drive (up to 600 GB) that go into the drive Bay.  I haven't used a 7mm high SSD before, but have seen some for sale on the web site of the American retailer NewEgg.

  I used a Wintec 48 GB ExpressCard SSD in my W510 for storage and it has worked well, although it hot after being in the system for a while.  64, 96 and 128 GB models are now available as well.  I guess these work identically in the 220 X, but I don't think they are bootable.  Here are the 34mm card rack, then you want to get a small plastic wedge that fills in the rest 20mm if that open is a problem.  You could also install an ExpressCard/54 location with ports USB 3.0 or eSATA for connecting external storage.

  Kind regards

  Aryeh Goretsky

• starting in an Inspiron 13z 5323 msata ssd

  I just want to confirm that the BIOS does not allow direct start-up msata ssd card since the legacy startup options only show the hard drive.

  What happens if the hard drive is removed?

  I'll just answer my own question in the interest of those who suffer from this poorly designed BIOS.

  As you know, access to the hard drive of the Inspiron 13z 5323 amounts to dismantling to go of the laptop; In addition, he do anything good unless you plan to replace it with an SSD. The reason is the following:

  The BIOS searches only SATA and not the mSATA boot devices.

  It follows that mSATA start must pass by "SATA (specifically, the system partition of the hard disk)."

  Here are the steps that work for me:

  1 convert the mSATA disc table GPT partition by using the administration tools of Windows 8-> computer-> Storage-> management management records. Avoid any partition present/created. You can install classic shell first to relieve pain to navigate in a Windows world without a start button.

  2. [optional] I want to keep the hard drive as backup boot drive; Therefore, I proceed to clean and set up installing Windows 8 for the final deployment.

  3. disable the pagefile, hibernation and system restore. Defragmentation and shrink the partition from the OS (C :). I had mine up to about 20 G with 2103 office installed. Make sure that at least 1 G of free space.

  4 clone the partition from the OS disk mSATA. Use the disk mSATA integer. This should result in a single partition. I used Partition Manager in Proteus HBCD in offline mode, but there is probably a lot of other alternatives. You will need to enable legacy boot in the BIOS to boot from a USB key. If you want to avoid dodgy torrent and make it bootable USB flash drive (I used rufus), you can try the free version of EaseUS Partition Master.

  5. start Windows 8 on the hard drive. If the mSATA disc does not appear as D:, open a prompt with administrator privileges. Type:

  DiskPart

  Select disk 1

  Select partition 1

  GPT attributes = 0 x 0000000000000000

  6. If you see not D:, reboot, otherwise continue. Download and install Visual BCD 0.93. DO NOT use EsayBCD 2.2 because he may / will spoil the BCD store and make the computer unbootable. In case you FA place like I did at the beginning, this is the fix:

  Turn on the old boot in the BIOS

  Boot WIndows 7/Windows 8 install from a USB flash hard drive/disk (these drives must be partitioned MBR)

  Repair-troubleshooting >--> advanced-> command prompt

  Type:

  DiskPart

  Select flight 1 (my memory fades... you want the ESP 500 MB (corresponding to the system partition) volume)

  assign letter = b:

  output

  CD /d b:\efi\microsoft\boot

  Bootrec /fixboot

  del BCD

  BCDboot c:\windows /s b:/f all the

  7. perform Visual BCD. Select Windows 8 in the Chargers section. Change the two entries that has C: d:

  8 restart and rejoice.

• Satellite M60-139 - upgrade to mSATA SSD via an IDE adapter

  Nice day

  more capacity disc having, on the occasion of the passage of Win 7 I've tried alternatives to 80 GB built-in HARD drive.
  Use an mSATA to IDE adapter and an mSATA SSD 250GB.
  Install Win 7, system drivers, function ok.

  Because I don't know if the types of other manufacturers may be mentioned in this forum, I did not provide all the details on this subject, but you give information that Config. with me is running...

  Wishes Gerhard

  > Use a * mSATA IDE adapter * and an mSATA SSD 250GB.
  > Win 7 install, system drivers, function ok.

  If you updated successfully the laptop with a 250 GB mSATA SSD using an IDE adapter in mSATA?

  Very interesting!

  Thanks for sharing your info!

• Portege R930 - upgrade the mSATA SSD succssfull

  Just briefly, I wanted to report an SSD upgrade.

  When I got my Portege R930 (PT331E, i7) two years ago, I changed the HD to a PRO 840 Samsung SSD 512 GB (big improvement). Now, this SSD is too small (photos!) and I wanted to increase the capacity up to 1 TB.

  But instead of a new SATA, I decided to go for an mSATA + adapter SATA I felt an mSATA unit would be more "evolutionary" - next update of the laptop for me would be a Portege Z, who use mSATA.

  So I bought a Samsung 850 EVO 1 TB with a Delock adapter/converter mSATA SSD, made a clone of the Apricorn cable and the software switched the SSD and everything works fine (actually a little faster )! At first I tried to use the clone with software from Samsungs migration but this didn t work, maybe I didn t the right version.

  -Now I have a lager SSD that will live longer than my R930. Please note that I'm not an expert with computers - just a happy user Toshiba! Thanks for a good forum with my good ideas!

  Concerning
  / Anders

  So, I bought a Samsung SSD 850 EVO mSATA 1 TB whole with a converter/adapter Delock...
  .. .and everything works fine

  Good news Lao!
  Thanks a lot for the comments...

  I also upgraded my laptop with a 250 GB SSD drive and now I think of a larger SSD... I should consider your solution now...

• mSATA SSD + 2.5 "HD on Tecra Z40 - B - 12 p

  Hello

  soon I'll be getting a laptop Toshiba Tecra Z40 - B - 12 p, reference PT45GE-06S03F7J, it comes with a 250GB SSD mSATA. I want to know if it is possible to install a second hard disk 2.5 "additional or I have to choose between having a regular vs 2.5 mSATA SSD" HD.

  Thank you.

  Well, some models are equipped with an mSATA SSD instead of a hard drive.
  But there is only one place to connect the hard drive SSD SSD/HDD or mSATA.

  In the case of mSATA SSD drive, there is a special mSATA HOLDER that lets connect you the mSATA SSD to a 2.5 SATA controller ".

• Tecra R840 mSata SSD installation in module 3G position

  Hello
  I have a Tecra R840-110 model, there is also a 3 G module inside, I would install the mSata SSD pcie slot.
  Is possible to use the mSata SSD instead of module 3 G pcie slot?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  I think that something like this is not possible. Card mother ports are not a kind of flexible ports.
  In the past, that Toshiba gave the second HARD drive, upgrade instead of the optical drive using special adapter.

• Satellite A210-248 does not recognize the 840 ECO mSATA SSD

  I want to build in my Satellite A210-248 on the port of msata ssd.

  When I build in the ssd bios dind't find the ssd, so I can't install windows in the ssd

  Hello

  Satellite A210 does not support port mSATA and therefore the mSATA SSD module cannot be used.
  Probably, you have found a mini-PCI on the motherboard slot. It certainly looks like mSATA but its not the same thing.

• Satellite U400 - 12 p and mSATA SSD

  I have the Satellite U400 - 12 p.
  The motherboard has two free slots miniPCI if they install mSATA SSD OCZ AC Nocti - MSATA - 120G, for example in these slots?

  I agree with Akuma. Satellite U400 is old enough laptop model and its standard SATA port, you cannot use reader with connector mSATA (mini-SATA).
  the mSATA discs are smaller and designed for use on the netboos and ultraportable notebooks.

• Ultrabook Envy6-1100sl: install a 2nd OS on the msata SSD - Envy6-1100sl

  Hi, I upgraded my envy6 with 16 GB Crucial RAM and 500 GB samsung SSD evo. After upgrade, I did a clean install of windows 10 and stopped to use the itegrated msata ssd. My question is:
  Can I install a second operating system on the msata ssd? Can this bios read the second OS on the msata? Is there a procedure to follow?
  Thank you

  Thanks for suggesting it, but I've created a simple way... I just installed the second OS on the msata. At startup the sistem starts automatically on my main drive (500 GB win10), but if I press F9 when starting, I can see my linux on second drive (32 GB msata) and just choose to start when I need.
  Don't need to grub or similar just manual choice, and that's what I wanted!

• I need drivers to install Win7 64 bit on mSATA SSD

  Hello!

  I need drivers to install WIN7 x 64 on THNSNH256GMCT mSATA SSD

  Serial number on my product is 23NS10BFTABY

  Thank you!

  This serial number does not help much. It will be better if you can display the name of the exact model laptop and the model number.

  Anyway, visit Toshiba support and download page for your country and if your laptop model is supported for Win7 64 bit, you should be able to find all of the necessary drivers, tools and utilities.