Envy 15-j028tx: upgrade to SSD

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• New model: HP Envy 15 t Upgrade HD SSD or mSATA SSD?

  Hi all

  I read several threads on the upgrade of the disk for SSD and it seems that everyone else has managed to do.  My question is, is there an advantage to upgrade to an SSD HARD drive or simply add in mSATA SSD?  I currently have a network drive that contains most of my data such as music, photos and videos, so I don't think that I need more capacity on my hard drive.  That being said, I had planned on buying an SSD of 256 / 240GB, it's just a question of which one get? a regular SSD or mSATA SSD?  Thoughts?  Comments?  Concerns?

  Mike Lee

  on a side note: I envy 15 new t... I really wish that they would have changed the name of the template to something completely different because the prefix is the same as their old model... stupid...

  Get a 2.5 inch SATA SSD ordinary. Very slightly slower than a WSSD but still much faster than anything else. Try to configure the WSSD as boot drive is a huge problem.

• 6 - 1014NR envy: HP Envy 6 - 1014 upgrade to SSD prompting the Installation Windows disc

  This laptop was purchased with a Windows 7 OS pre-installed.  A year ago, I took advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10.  No problem and so far so good.
  
  Today, I decided to upgrade my factory HDD to SSD performance.   I clone the drive HARD integer using Macrium Reflect and he went ase expected.

  After passing on hard drives and cranking up the SSD, I am taken to the Windows Boot Manager screen.  It recognizes that I have a hardware change (HDD-> SDS) and he suggested that I demarrer start with Instalation of Windows disk, select language and next, before choosing the repair option.  How can I solve this problem I never got a Windows Setup disc (without CD player on this model)?

  In the Windows Boot Manager, there is a following screen to select an operating system.  Although I can see the Windows 10 option, after you have selected the option I need just to return to the Windows Boot Manager screen.

  You can provide any help would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance!

  You are the very welcome.

  Unfortunately, I do not know what W10 gives you the repair options.

  If there is a command line option, you can try running the repair options listed in the link below.

  They are for W7, but maybe W10 uses the same commands.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/927392

  I would not invest too much time in the repair installation, because you will probably be able to clean install W10 and install all your programs and files in less time it will take to understand the problem (if you can).

• HP Envy M5L32EA #ABU: upgrade to SSD with two drives?

  Hello

  I want to improve my laptop to SSD. I read that my laptop has the facility for two hard disks. Anyone know if this is accurate, and if yes, what is the best way to migrate the operating system to the new SSD?

  Thank you.

  I use the Samsung 850 Evo. Best consumer SSD on the market, although that tends to cost a bit of a bonus. The extra bucks for the 'Pro' model is not worth in my opinion. The consumer SSDS are fast enough.

  OCZ, Sandisk, Kingston all also make good SSD which tend to be cut further.

• HP Envy 750-229: upgrade to SSD

  Can I clone the orginal factory a Crucial SSD of 275 GB HD installed, use the SSD as drive and keep the original HD as a secondary drive?  My 750-229 want is new and no other program except Norton IS not installed. I would be grateful if the cloning instructions and installation are recommended.

  Thank you

  Hello

  1. how to shrink C:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=tJiakVgAtn4

  2. you can clone D: but it will not work after replacing the main HARD drive that why we need 1 TB. As mentioned earlier, you can create recovery (DVD or USB) set. In your case, 275 GB is simply too small and the system will stop.

  3 use the original HD as secondary drive: no problem at all, after getting the system with SSD operating condition. You can do what you like with the old HDD.

  Kind regards.

• Envy 15 j 028tx: Max MSSD taken in charge by Hp Envy 15 j028tx

  Hi supports,

  I want to know if there is a capacity limit for install on my HP Envy 15 J028tx MSSD. I want to install my os on msata ssd and use the normal sata drive for data. I would appreicate if support for this topic with guides and details that I was suffering from some sites with ssd and WSSD info. I don't have a clear idea how I can use my purposes better WSSD slot.

  Concerning

  Hanif

  True, you have a slot of the WSSD. Here is the Manual:

  Manual

  The problem for you, is that this slot machine is designed only to be used as a location of "Accelerator" for Intel Rapid Storage Technology technology cache drive. There are many barriers to the use of this slot to contain a large drive and use it as a boot drive with a regular reader of 2.5 inch SATA or SSD. For example, you cannot start the mssd if a regular 2.5 inch SATA is present. There are complex solutions that have been developed, but for most people, if you want that the speed of the SSD simply install a 2.5 inch SATA SSD. If you need more help or really want to try to set up the WSSD as OS disk I can direct you to the vast library of messages here on this topic before, but most of them is sticky at the top of the upgrades of the laptop and Notebook Hardware boards.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Envy 15-j151sa: upgrade Hp Envy 15

  Hello, I think the upgrade of my Envy 15 - j151sa AMD A10 8 GB ddr3 RAM 1 TB SSHD to its maximum.

  I think that to upgrade to SSD, so what is the maximum it can handle if even possible?

  He manipulates ddr4 RAM? If not, what is the maximum ddr3 RAM and RAM speed it can handle?

  Is it still useful to upgrade?

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  1 1 TB SSD should be ok, the vehicle currently has a slow HARD disk: 1 TB 5400 RPM SATA, upgradeing to SSD will help a lot:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-15-notebook-PC-series/5401187/model/7255485/document/c04372563/

  2 No, DDR4 RAM does not and will not, work

  4. it supports th after configuration, 1600 MHz max.

  Two customer accessible/upgradable memory module slots
  Support for dual channel DDR3L (1600 MHz)
  Support up to 16834 MB of RAM in the following configurations:
  ● 16834 MB (8192 MB × 2)
  ● 12288 MB (8192 MB + 4096 MB)
  ● 8192 MB (8192 MB × 1, 4096 MB × 2)
  ● 6144 MB (4096 + 2048 MB)
  ● 4096 MB (4096 × 2048 MB × 2, 1 MB)

  For the last question: SSD and RAM more will give new life to your machine.

  Kind regards.

• HP ENVY 15-j028tx for computer laptop touch screen

  I can't find it anywhere and it's a simple question, really.

  The HP ENVY 15-j028tx laptop has a touch screen feature? When I bought the laptop, in-store, it had a touchscreen function, but since I got home, I had no fuction of the touchscreen?

  Hello

  From the next store, there NO touchscreen:

  http://www.harveynorman.com.au/HP-envy-15-j028tx-laptop.html

  Same store, the following (same series) model has touchscreen. Probably you looked at one machine and bought another machine.

  http://www.harveynorman.com.au/computers-tablets/computers/laptops/HP-envy-TouchSmart-15-j002ax-laptop.html

  Kind regards.

• Satellite Pro L830 - 11G - upgrade to SSD, 2 SATA or SATA 3 connector?

  Hi all

  I recently bought a L830 - 11G, I would like to upgrade the SSD HARD, I can not find anywhere if this laptop is SATA 2 (3 Gb/s) or SATA 3 (6 Gb/s).

  The information is not in the online form.

  Can someone tell me what version it is?

  Hello

  I think that its SATA II (3Gbs)
  But if you know to check it out, I recommend you to install the software of SiSoft Sandra lite to get all the details of the hardware on your laptop.

• HP Envy 17 N001tx: Envy 17 N 001TX HARD + SSD drive

  Envy 17 N 001TX HARD + SSD drive

  Product number: M9V44PA

  The laptop has already 2TD HDD.

  Can I add an SSD to this topic?

  Yes. On this model the M.2 slot is present on models with an i7 and a graphics chip dedicated according to the maintenance manual.

  Manual

  See page 2

  However, the manual is very vague as to the location and access to the m2 slot.

  Others have posted pictures and it seems that the manual does not and you don't need to remove and return on the motherboard for access. The location is right above the drive Bay hard see p. 35.

  So you can add a module to the WSSD m2 for your laptop, sometimes called a hard "gumstick" disc

  That's what it would look like:

  

  After back with other questions.

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• HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  MODEL

  Compaq Presario CQ42-372TU computer laptop

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/KB/docDisplay/?javax.portlet.begCac=...

  PLZ ANY BODY HELP ME

  You can upgrade to an SSD.

  The simplest method is to use an SSD as the Corsair Force 3 and don't forget that you buy the kit of migration.

  The migration kit comes with cloning software and a usb to SATA power cable that connects again SSD.

  It is recommended that you purchase and SSD that is approximately 256 GB in quality if you can find one that is affordable.

  SSD with migration in a kit options search I did.

• Dv6t Quad Edition 7300 ~ upgrade to ssd, compatibility?

  Dv6t Quad Edition 7300 ~ upgrade to ssd, compatibility?

  Hello!

  I have the laptop above on command and the first thing I'll do is to install an SSD. What I need to know is: is this SATA III computer? (who will determine which drive to buy) and what is the maximum size of the SSD that can be installed? (to determine which drive to buy) All the other tips are welcome!

  Thank you!!!

  Julesze wrote:

  Dv6t Quad Edition 7300 ~ upgrade to ssd, compatibility?

  Hello!

  I have the laptop above on command and the first thing I'll do is to install an SSD. What I need to know is: is this SATA III computer? (who will determine which drive to buy) and what is the maximum size of the SSD that can be installed? (to determine which drive to buy) All the other tips are welcome!

  Thank you!!!

  Hello

  This notebook is without a doubt SATA III. The size is more or less in your pocket. I prefer Corsair or readers Intel but Samsung and Kingston were also a few good products. I generally recommend buying any SSD with SandForce SATA controllers that readers have faster speed writing and in my opinion even better reliability.

• XPS 8500 upgrade to SSD

  looking to upgrade to SSD

  found v4 Crucial ssd of 32 GB with support for install

  you wonder if this will be fine as primary drive and keep the 1 TB drive already installed as storage device

  price looks ok

  any advice or assistance would be appreciated

  Do not forget that this system can work at 6 GB/s and the v4 can only run at 3 GB/s so an m4 would be better.

  This system has an mSATA port which is probably unoccupied. Also, I think that 32 GB is too little too small to install a Windows 7 operating system, I managed to install the operating system and office on a 64 GB we (my documents and files are elsewhere) and it is a boost for space; If you can afford it, I'd recommend the m4 SSD 128 GB mSATA: http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=050B0AA0A5CA7304

  Such a small disc can function as a Disk Cache, but it is more worth than his worth to implement.

  For other improvements, see: http://www.crucial.com/uk/upgrade/Dell-memory/XPS/XPS+8500-upgrades.html

• X100e upgrade to SSD - Apricorn EZ Gig II Fail

  X100e, W7 Pro 32. I'm upgrading to a concert of 80 X 25-M Intel SSD. I tried to Apricorn EZ Gig II cloning software and USB cable. (Original in the computer drive and the new drive connected to the USB.) When I installed the SSD, it wouldn't start. I don't know if it's due to problems of partition. (I does not change any of the original scores.)

  What is the easiest or best upgrade to SSD? I couldn't find step by step instructions. TIA.

  Hello

  Good point, Yangorang.  While the SSD is seen by the operating system as having "leads" and "sectors", information on SSDS are available as if it applied to DRAM in 4KiB pages (4 096 bytes).  If the SSD is partitioned so that departure of the disk volumes do not correct align, the SSD controller ends up having to perform several queries IO to access value of a sector of data because the information is stored on two pages of DRAM on the SSD.  At least, I think that this is how it works.

  Microsoft Windows Vista and Windows 7 handle automatically alignment of the handle for SSD (like new ' format Advanced' hard drives that use 4KiB sectors instead of 512 bytes) doing a clean install of the operating system should do cela a non-issue.

  However, you can perform a manual realignment operation to move the limits of the information stored on an SSD so that sectors and the pages correctly line up between them.

  There is an excellent analysis of the question, as well as instructions on how to solve it here on the support forum for the supplier, OCZ, RAM and an SSD.

  Kind regards

  Aryeh Goretsky

• HP Envy 13-d001no: upgrade SSD on a new HP Envy 13 m2

  Hello!

  I just got my HP Envy 13-d001no. As I expected I really enjoy them until now, but I am interested the upgrade to a faster SSD with more storage on this subject. I'm looking at two different drives, namely the Samsung 850 EVO m2 and the Samsung PRO 950 m2. Both drives are m2 (2280) form factor, but they differ in that the EVO 850 uses a SATA 6.0 Gbit/s-interface while the PRO 950 has a PCIe interface.

  I am not fully aware of the differences between these interfaces. I know that PCIe allows faster speeds, but they are both compatible with the new HP Envy 13? I find anywhere which interface is the exact shape of the SSD factor currently installed and I don't want to take the risk of buying a new drive only for him is not to adapt or not to work on the laptop.

  According to the HP ENVY laptop (model numbers used: 13-d000 through 13-d099)-Maintenance and Service Guide of, this model supports the following:

  SSD drive
  Serial ATA M2 storage
  Support for the following SSD drive configurations:
  512 MB M2, SATA-3, support triple cell level (TLC)
  256 MB M2, SATA-3, support the TLC
  128 MB, M2, SATA-3, support the TLC
  128 MB, M2.2280, SATA-3

  On this basis, it would seem that the Samsung 850 EVO m2 is the correct upgrade for your computer.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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