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• computer laptop Pavilion G6-1d71nr is supports the SSD drive?

  I have a Pavilion G6(g6-1d71nr) laptop.  Currently, it has factory-installed memory of HD and 8 GB to 500 GB.  The laptop had run sluggish lately, that I won't be able to increase the memory that it tops out at 8 GB per user manual.  I wonder

  If the laptop supports solid state drive (or even hybrid), I couldn't find in the user manual that the SSD is supported.  If this is not the case, he will support a hybrid?

  Thank you!

  Aaron

  Hello

  It supports the SSD, try it please:

  http://www.laptoppartsexpert.com/i-19749143-HP-Pavilion-G6-1d71nr-a6y33ua-hard-drive-replacement-7mm-256gb-mSATA-SSD.html

  You can use the most capacious crucial.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite P300 - 13 X (PSPC4E-02E00JG3) - supports the SSD?

  Hello

  I want to buy an SSD for my Toshiba Satellite P300 - 13 X (PSPC4E-02E00JG3). I opened the back panel and saw that he has a blank for a second hard drive.
  I want to put a SSD in this space. My laptop is supports the SSDS?

  Do you think that the Kingston SSD now 100 - SV100S2N / 64G is compatible? (http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator_new/PartsInfo.asp?root=uk&LinkBack=http :// www.kingston.com/ukroot&ktcpartno=SV100S2N/64G)

  Thank you.

  Sorin

  Hey Sorin,

  Satellite P300 supports already SATA interface t so I see a problem for SSDS. They have the same normal hard drives SATA interface and the same size, if you buy a 2.5.

  As you can see in other threads, many users already did a SSD upgrade on different laptops models and it always worked correctly.

  The Kingston drive you mentioned that you should work fine. Generally all brands SSD and HDD works there is no compatibility issues, or you must buy a certain brand. So just buy your favorite one ;)

• HP dv6 - 2155tx: made my HP dv6 - 2155tx supports the SSD?

  Hello

  I plan on spending the hard drive from my old laptop to SSD. I don't know if it supports the SSD?

  Model number is: HP DV6-2155TX

  Kind regards

  Nishant Sharma

  Hello

  Yes, it supports the SSD HARD drive so it will support. Please try popular brands for more support.

  Kind regards.

• is a6220n supports the ssd?

  The a6220n will support a ssd drive or two?  I came across a small number (3) free and would like to use them even if they are only 40 G.   What connector (s) and other hdwre do I need?

  Thank you

  Cliff

  Cliff, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the components for your computer memory Crucial.  As you can see, they offer an SSD.  You can read the specifications of it to see if it matches the SSD you want to use.  Read the entire page to get all the information.  You need SATA power cables and data cables.  There are 6 SATA connectors on the motherboard.  Also, you need adapters to install 2.5 "disks in disks 3.5" bays.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• S104nl Pavilion X 360: disappointing with HP, no support forum and HP 800 euro x 360 convertible s104nl does not support the SSD!

  I'm sad and I am disappointed with HP because I have no support in this forum (two question http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Upgrade-to-SSD-in-my-new-HP-X36... and http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Hp-x360-s104nl-is-compatible-wi... ) and that my HP Pavilion x 360 s104nl of 800 convertible euro... does not support SSD!

  I've tested my new SSD with old Acer laptop, works perfectly, in my new HP x 360 is not recognized!

  Antonio

  First of all it is a user to User Forum. We do not work for HP and HP are not responsible for what is said or not said. Now a version of English language of your maintenance manual is not accessible. Closest I can find is the one that covers models up to 099 and is probably correct:

  Manual

  The x 360 is not really meant to be open and updated by end users and when the laptop was sold to you no one said or implied that change hard drive for one SSD has been supported or allowed while keeping the warranty. You a Crucial SSD of MX200 with no information saying it was compatible and decided to install it.

  Access the hard drive appears on page 29. Yes, any computer that uses a SATA hard disk can use a 2.5 inch SSD SATA. Function properly, but if there is a model that has given the most compatibility problems is the MX Crucial series. Do not know why. Chances are that a different SSD will work very well. My favorite is the Samsung 850 Evo. OCZ made a good whole as PNY and SanDisk.

  This is how I think that the best information that you're going to get. Let us know if you have more specific questions.

• HP-envy-15-j118so: Does hp-envy-15-j118so (AMD processor) supports the SSD

  Hello

  I have a hp envy 15 j118so with AMD processor.

  I'm planing to replace my SSD HDD HARD drive.

  I was reading through the forums in orer to find a good way how to and I found the manual below

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04091768.PDF

  He mentions the manual it's

  256 GB SSD (for models equipped with an Intel computer)

  This means that my PC does not support SSD as I AMD Quad processor?

  Thank you

  Don't listen to this guy. It is a straight copy and paste and that's all. SSDS is supported by anything that uses the SATA interface.

• Qosmio X 500-122 - how to replace the SSD drive?

  Hello

  My 64 GB is really small, because I have a lot of software to run on it.

  Could you tell me:
  -What SSD drive adapts to this computer?
  -How do I change it?

  I tried to get help from the Toshiba support but you don't even have an answer.

  Thank you in advance for your help.

  FF

  Hey Buddy,

  All disks are placed on the underside. This means that SSD and HDD can be exchanged if return you the laptop and remove the cover from the SSD/HDD which is fixed by two screws. If you remove these screws, you can exchange the SSD.

  All SSD 2.5 are compatible. The laptop supports the SATA interface so there is no capacity limit and you can buy each SSD. Also there is no certain brand you have to buy because everything will work.
  As far as I know OCZ and G.Skill make good SSD.  :)

• The disk partitioning and choosing the SSD to install Windows

  Hi all

  I'm new to the forum and I hope to get some help with my problem.
  Today, I received my new IdeaPad U510 and I love it. But I realize that the operating system is installed on the SATA hard drive instead of being installed on the SSD (for best performance).
  I would like someone to help me by telling me: How can I install Windows (with the license that was supposed to come with the purchase of the laptop) on the SSD?
  Given that I tried 'set' the OneKey restore but as far as I see, is not allowed.

  Thank you very much for your support.

  First of all, it is better to be * beep * sure you know what you're doing.
  Second, make a bootable Windows USB installation paste and test if it works, just to be sure. Back up your data. Go to the BIOS, disable the TSRI, then set it to SATA AHCI (from RAID or AUTO) mode. Save and reboot. Now you start the installer, repartition your SSD drive (I would recommend going for the TPG plan, it is the only way to boot with UEFI, which has some advantages, that is to say more fast start) and install Windows.
  After that, disable hibernation, windows etc backups so that the free space of your SSD gets to zero after a week of use.
  Keep in mind that this will break your OKR feature, which is not useful anyway if you're a power user.

• How to cut the ssd

  Hello

  using win7, just put a new ssd drive, activated in CMD, trim

  execute automatic compensator or I run manual, I don't have an option of defragmentation that I know that I shouldn't use, defragmentation is set so it does not work, please help, some guys talking about using an optimization option, I can't find it on my laptop.

  all the best, bluesfloyd

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/answers/ID-1875012/SSD-showing-computer.html

  http://www.Samsung.com/global/business/Semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/HTML/support/faqs_02.html

  What should I do if the BIOS does not detect my SSD? (1) BIOS may fail support the SSD if it is obsolete. Please update the BIOS to the latest version.
  (2) your system may not detect the SSD if the SSD is not properly connected. Disconnect the cable and reconnect.
  (3) when there is a problem with the SATA Port, BIOS may not detect the SSD drive. To connect to a different Port SATA SSD and try again.

  What should I do if I don't see my SSD in Device Manager?

  (1) your PC can not Autodetect the SSD; Do a search for new devices in the Windows Device Manager
  (2) when it is hot, plug-in for each port in the BIOS settings is set to Off by default, Windows may not detect the SSD drive
  Restart the system, enter the BIOS and go to the SATA Configuration menu to ensure that Hot plug-in for each port is set to 'enable '.
  -How to enter the BIOS for different motherboards:
  GIGABYTE--> F12, ASUS--> F8, ASRock--> F11, Biostar--> F9, MSI--> F11, Intel--> F10
  (3) when the SSD is not correctly connected, the system may not detect the SSD drive. Disconnect the cable and reconnect
  (4) when the partition has not been set, it can cause failure in the detection of the SSD
  Go to Device Manager to set up a partition, format the drive, and then restart.
  -Management > Disk Management > select SSD > partition it and format it in place

• Satellite A500-1GH - what this laptop supports CPU load

  Hello everyone.

  Does anyone know which processor is supported for this laptop?
  I mean the exact models because I know what Intel I5 installed.

  Or maybe if you know the best processor that can be installed in this laptop.
  Are there documents for this laptop because I can not find the drivers in the toshiba site?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The laptop supports the * Intel (R) Core i5-430 M * processor
  All details can be found on the page of Intel:
  http://www.Intel.com/consumer/products/processors/Corei5-specs.htm

  > Or maybe if you know the best processor that can be installed in this laptop.
  > Here are all the documents for this laptop because I can not find the drivers in the toshiba site?

  Usually the CPU upgrade not is not supported by Toshiba... but if you use the CPU of the same family of CPU (i5 - 520 M, i5 - 540 M), then you should have a good chance that the laptop would be compatible with this CPU... but I would not recommend these updates.

  Why?
  (1) you will not see any performance gain
  (2) you will lose the warranty

  Welcome them

• My Satellite L850-18 t will support the new SSD?

  Hello

  I am seriously thinking to buy the new SSD which is SATA III. Currently, I have Toshiba Satellite L850-18 t, European model. And I think that (although that is quite difficult to get information) that the current HARD disk is SATA I.

  My question is, will the new SSD work correctly, it will take all the benefits (write and read speed) if I install it on the laptop? And if not, what SATA SSD do you recommend?

  I really need to empty it.

  Best regards
  Luka

  Yes, your Toshiba laptop support SSD. I have older machines, and there is no problem with SSDS.
  This is not complicated, you think it is.
  Check prices and buy one that suits.

  I can recommend brands like Toshiba, Samsung or Kingston. More info on SSD Toshiba you can find on http://storage.toshiba.eu/cms/en/index.html

  A friend of mine uses Samsung 840 Series SSD of base and it works perfectly. The new SSD, you can install original recovery image and start using your machine with factory again.

• Pavilion dv6 3050ej: my Pavilion dv6 3050ej laptop support SSD?

  Hello

  My Pavilion dv6 3050ej laptop support SSD?

  If so, should I pay attention to something special when choosing my SSD drive model?

  Hello
  
  Yes. Samsung 850 Evo SSD is currently available in the market good.
  
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-DV6-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/4150017/model/4212919/document/c02435719/
  
  You can either clone (using the Samsung migration tool or tools 3rd part), factory reset (with the support of HP recovery) or pure install (if you have the disc to install Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit, and you can clearly and legibly read all 25 characters of the activation key of the product to the rear of your laptop).
  
  Move all your personal data on the external HARD disc before the cloning.
  
  Concerning
  
  Visruth

• Permutation of HARD, SSD, disc using HP recovery for new laptop support

  Hi, I'm trying swap at the disk of 500 GB of a whole new HP ENVY TouchSmart Ultrabook 4 t-1100 to a 120 GB SSD.

  Day 1 to have the laptop, I went through the creative process of recovery on a USB media.

  The problem is, I can't use it.  The new SSD seems to be recognized very well.  The recovery process makes it far enough - at least far enough to restart several times with screens of Windows 8.

  But this ultimatly is not finished and working.  I talked with a tech support on this issue, and told him that I could not do this because the SSD, I was trying to 'restore' to was smaller than my drive of the moose.  His advice was for me to buy a retail business / version of generator in the system of the operating system to be able to "install it" myself.

  Is this good?  Is there a better way to do it other than to buy a second copy of an OS that I have rights to use on this computer?

  I love the material, but I feel quite frustrated with the software...

  I think it would be better if spend you the same amount of $$ and get the software OEM W8.

  You first need to confirm which version of W8, you have on your PC, and you can do it only with the original hard drive installed.  As I posted above, you will need to install the OEM version of the software that corresponds to the product key encoded.

  Software OEM 64 bit standard is $ 99.00

  Bit Pro OEM 84 software is $139.99

  I'm almost certain that you will run in rough seas, trying to upgrade to W8 Pro using any type of installation media.

  Look at your current operating system... is there an option to make that "Anytime upgrade" as you can with W7?

  I think it's the only way you can get W8 Pro on the machine.

  I sympathize with you, but that's all I can do.

  It seems that new PC is really "locked" until you can do about the operating system.

• Maximum capacity that supports msata SSD of the ENVY 15-j063cl

  I would like to add an SSD on my HP ENVY 15-j063cl. Who can tell me the maximum capacity that is supported msata SSD of this laptop? What brand of msata SSD is recommended? Thank you very much!

  wantsy wrote:

  I would like to add an SSD on my HP ENVY 15-j063cl. Who can tell me the maximum capacity that is supported msata SSD of this laptop? What brand of msata SSD is recommended? Thank you very much!

  Hello

  I don't think that there is no limit on that. I think that whatever it is upwards to 500 GB will certainly work and probably same disks up to a 1 to. Samsung is a very popular brand with the Evo Series discs / Pro. I would go for one of them.