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• 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:

  

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• Star Wars h.e. 15-an000nl: optical drive Swap with a ssd will void the warranty?

  Hi all

  I am a proud new owner of this machine, and since it comes with a 1 TB hard drive 5400 RPM and I am also a happy owner of an SSD, I was wondering if the optical drive with the ssd Exchange void my warranty?

  I read a little the other q / a and I see that if I try to reach the drive, with all the screws and the cover plastic to raise, I'll probably end by unsecured (actually is not very clear if it's for sure or I'll use a ssd tested non hp...) and since then to remove the optical drive , I just remove a screw, buy an adapter and you're good to go...

  So my question is: what limits should I beyond the warranty for you? It's just the opening action itself, or there is more?

  And since I write here, optical drive sata port is a sata3 as (I hope) the hard disk it is? Would you recommend this operation?

  Thanks in advance for any assistance received...

  The optical drive is an authorized user of replacement so you can put an SSD in an optical caddy and will not void the warranty but I do not recommend: 1. the interface is slower; and 2. You cannot start it. Unfortunately, access to the internal hard drive space is verboten and may void the warranty. We can speculate and say if it's done well, nobody would know and likely HP won't guarantee, but we can get official word on this, so the smartest thing is to assume the worst. If you don't care the guarantee and want just your laptop to be quick, we are happy to help you with the understanding that you risk the warranty.

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• Satellite R630-13D: HDD replacement SSD without voiding the warranty?

  I have a R630-13D. Can I replace a drive standard HARD with a SSD by myself without voiding the warranty?

  Hello

  Replacing the HARD drive should not void the warranty.
  To my knowledge, the replacement HARD drive is described in the user manual, and you should find a statement detailed how do this.

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• Conversion HARD SSD drive on MBP 2010, need to program

  I have a 17 "middle MBP 2010 and in the process of conversion of SSD HARD drive.  I use the latest version of Mac OS X.  What program is recommended to mirror, for the SSD HARD drive image before installing? Or should I simply to reinstall all the programs instead, and then add the data?  A problem, I think that I have on this last approach is that I have many books in iBooks who came not through iTunes, and I see no way to export the data.  Are there times or saving strategies that I use in this business, the question of iBooks and the whole process of frustration?

  To install an SSD in a MBP is fundamentally no different from a HARD classic disc.  Format the SSD drive in disk utility > erase to Mac OS extended (journaled) and then copy the HDD to the SSD.  I recommend to use Carbon Copy Cloner for data transfer.  It copies everything. including the OSX and the recovery partition.

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• Update: change of hard - ssd drive

  Product: computer hp laptop dv4 1220 US
  I'm lucky my HARD for one SSD drive, but I can not found in bios setup how to change sata ahci mode.

  The computer is configured by default to ahci... nothing to lose with. Install the SSD and good luck!

• HP pavilion p 15-153 nm: HARD - SSD drive

  Hi, I have hp pavilion 15 p - 153 nm and I want to know can I replace optical drive (CD/DVD) with an additional hard disk if I use

  CD/DVD optical drive Bay.

  Manual:

  15 - p100 manual series

  The optical drive is fairly easy to remove. See page 77. Hard drive not so much. See page 105. Opening access to the hard drive put security at risk.

  The optical drive is 9.5 mm if you need a STRANGE ultraslim for HARD drive like this adapter:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/9-5mm-universal-2-5-SATA-2nd-HDD-hard-disk-drive-caddy-for-laptop-DVD-optic-Bay-/121557928559?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item1c4d6aca6f

  A low-cost 1 TB drive for pure storage:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822152291

  Let us know if you need more help or if you need stuff shipped to somewhere other than the United States.

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• Installation new ssd will void the warranty?

  Hi, just the question:

  Installation new ssd will present instead drive the warranty? Thank you

  According to the Manual of Maintenance of disk hard is not a CRU (CRUS by), which indicates that the client is not allowed to exchange the item, hoever I'd probably as davidteyuwang suggests above.

  Disclaimer clause; I do not work for Lenovo.

• Is it easy to change HARD SSD drive on Acer TravelMate P246-M - 53T 2 14 "Laptop?

  Interested by Acer TravelMate P246-M - 53T 2 14 "Lpatop and that you want to upgrade to an SSD, it is simple to swap the disks or the hard drive built into the Board of Directors?

  Any information on this would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  It should be a regular SATA HDD and exchanges with a SATA SSD. I can't find guides to do this on a TravelMate P246-M - T 53, 2. Unless it has a door down to access the HARD disk and memory, you probably need to remove everything down. To the Acers you can take all the screws on the bottom and gently, she jump off and some will be tied down, so much, be careful of who and static damage electronics.

• HP 15 Notebook PC: HARD SSD drive, and can my laptops support more ram

  Product name: HP 15 laptop

  Product number: K6C60EA #ABU

  8.1 Windows 64-bit

  I have a 1 TB 5400 rpm HDD Samsung and 8 DDR3L RAM.

  I want to change this (HDD) for a

  Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5 "SSD

  Is that a good choice, my budget is less than £80.

  Also can I have an upgrade of RAM, my processor States the max is 8 GB, but I saw some processor be able to handle more than its limit.

  Here is a link to the service manual for your model, the 15-r160sa:

  Manual

  Study this carefully. See p. 59. In order to access the hard drive, you must remove the entire cover. There is no easy access panel. You want to endanger the guarantee, but yes, the hard drive can be replaced with an SSD and that you have chosen is in my opinion, the best on the market.

  With respect to memory, your laptop uses the Intel® Pentium® N3540, which is a "Bay Trail" processor. This means a few things. First of all, see page 2 of the Manual:

  1 or 2 customer accessible/upgradable memory module slots (depending on model) 2 slots: DDR3L - 1600 MHz Dual Channel Support (Core processors) 1 location: DDR3 1333 MHz Dual Channel Support (DDR3L 1600 retrograde to the DDR3-1333) (Trail Bay processors)

  So there is a slot of memory in your laptop and most it can take is 8 GB. Also, the memory is still harder to get than the hard drive. demanding the withdrawal of the motherboard.

  Please post back with any additional questions.

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• Lenovo HARD/SSD drive

  The ssd crucial m500 integrates in the lenovo ideapad y510p?

  The m500 is a 7mm disc, so it has to adapt.

• Upgrade to ssd on t530 void my warranty?

  Hello Lenovo discussions.

  I recently ordered a crucial m500 to my new t530, still under warranty. The new ssd will void the warranty I have?

  Thank you

  skihan wrote:
  The new ssd will void the warranty I have?

  Not at all. Follow the instructions in the User Guide.

  By the way, you can replace/upgrade parts (RAM, HARD drive, battery, etc.) described in MU without affecting the warranty. The parties must be to provide that they have identical specifications or better than the parts supplied with your Lenovo ThinkPad.

  Of course all non-Lenovo parts is not covered by your warranty of the ThinkPad. If you are upgrading, say from HDD to DDD, this is a good idea to keep the old Lenovo autour in case you encounter some system problems in the future. This way you can put the original part of back in the system to determine if the cause of the problem is with the replaced part or elsewhere in the system.

• Pavilion G-6 2209au: Pavilion G - 6 2209au exchange for SSD HARD drive

  Hello I have this have upgraded with 6 GB ram and now want to replace the disc for one SSD HARD drive, I read in the forms some how you need to change the bios when you do so, what measures are necessary for the ssd to function? I don't like about backing up files, I'll use as an external HARD drive. Also I have the apu a4 4300 m and would like to get 10 4600 m cpu is this hard to replace or should I pay someone? Thanks for the support

  That's what you have:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03551667

  It is the repair:

  Manual

  From the outset I see that you only have 2 GB of RAM. Very easy and inexpensive to spend at least 4 GB. See page 46.

  The motherboard is the motherboard. There is no upgrade available. However, you have the CPU AMD A4 and you might fall into a 10 - 4600M. See page 83. It would be a major update and only would no treatment faster, but would provide a slightly better video chip since it is a "APU" with processor and video on the same chip.

  Finally, you can exchange the mechanical drive to a SSD drive. The upgrade of the speed would be very noticeable.

  That @banhien meant, however, the cost of this can equal or exceed a new laptop. and almost certainly will if you need to pay a technician to do it. The first update I is the RAM, then the SSD and then the last would be the CPU. If you need any help post more come back.

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• HP Envy 15-j118so SSD installation will void the warranty?

  Hello!

  My friend has need of a new laptop computer and wants an installed SSD. I thought he could buy the Envy 15-j118so and install an SSD inside.

  The warranty is voided by replacing the hard drive DSS? Some computers can be updated without voiding the warranty, others not.

  Hello:

  Please refer to the FAQ #17 on the link below and that should answer your question.

  http://h40059.www4.HP.com/warranty/information/FAQ.php

• SSD and RAM on my W530 installation will void the warranty?

  SSD and RAM on my W530 installation will void the warranty?

  Adil is correct. The RAM and hard drive are considered "replaceable consumer units", which means Lenovo allows not only, but expect end users to manage any updates of these components by themselves.